>> What's the point? Neither SPF nor DKIM use it. It's in the copy of
>> the message if you want it, just like all the other headers.
>
>I thought the idea is that the second MIME part of a multipart/report
>includes things that might be keys to searching logs or otherwise
>uniquely identifying the message at the sender's side, as well as
>including the technical specifics of the report.
It never has in the past. As we said in RFC 5965:
This section is intended to convey meta-data about the report
in question that may not be readily available from the included
email message itself.
>But you're right that it's duplicated data if the third part is
>included, and for ARF it always is.
Exactly. The second section is "here's why we hate this message",
not "here's the message you sent."
R's,
John
PS: Is someone planning to revise the draft and try to fix it?
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