Hi, > Blocking, aka rejecting participation from legitimate users because of > their domain, might be easy for hobbyists to stomach, but is not > always the best path for an existing group or enterprise. It leaves > the affected end users feeling hurt and caught in the middle in a > scenario they can't easily change. (They certainly can't force AOL to > change DMARC policy and they may have legitimate reasons as to why > they don't wish to change mail providers.)
I totaly agree even if some "corporate" mail servers are badly configured and maybe that mail operator work is really not a good understand work for most companies. Anyway, as usual, big mail companies make the "law" on this place, and maybe this will allow work for real postmasters... :( Xavier _______________________________________________ mailop mailing list mailop@mailop.org http://chilli.nosignal.org/mailman/listinfo/mailop
