On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 11:23:42 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > I happen to believe that a web of email peering > agreements is the best way to get us to the point > where it is difficult for anyone to anonymously > send email because they *MUST* relay it through > an ISP who will not accept the email for relay > unless they have authenticated the user.
The X.400 concepts of ADMD= and PRMD= really caught on, didn't they? ;) Peering in a world of 64K ASNs, mostly basically static, is a lot different than peering in a world of 40 million plus .COMs, many in motion. Most of the time, we're lucky if the MX record points to the right place....
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