> While I understand where everyone is coming from.
I don't think you do.
> My first responsibility is to the resources of this agency. My
> clients, while they follow close behind, are #2.
If the only way you can find to slow the delivery of spam (which I'm
guessing is what you mean by protecting resources) is to completely
deprive users of the ability to receive bounce notifications, your
anti-spam measures are misguided and your R&D insufficient.
> We do the best we can but the council that makes the ultimate
> decisions does so based on my recommendation.
I doubt that any non-technical council would come up with the idea of
blocking null senders without prompting from a sysadmin.
> However, as stated above, if it comes down to protecting our
> resources and giving our clients a feature...
A feature? Well, better cut them off from the feature of sending to
the outside world via SMTP, since you're not actually supporting SMTP
end-to-end.
--Sandy
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