We've gotten a couple documents form the Internet Society of China www.isc.org.cn
relating to email delivery and I'd like to request some help in translating them: http://www.surbl.org/isc1.doc http://www.surbl.org/isc1.doc The documents are some proposed email delivery standards called "Public Email Service Critereon" and a list of participating Chinese ISPs. (I changed the file names from the original non-English characters.) This contact came about as a result of my meeting the Secretariat of the ISC, Liu Liang, at the CEAS conference. We're also trying to get a copy of a Memorandum of Understanding between some Chinese ISPs and Internet companies like AOL Time Warner, Microsoft, eBay, Yahoo, dealing with the handling of spam and abuse. http://yahoo.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/sep2004/nf20040914_6178_db065.htm That MoU was a result of a September ISC meeting 2004 China Internet Conference which included a 2004 International Anti-Spam Summit. While spam obviously remains a problem worldwide, I'm hopeful that some improved cooperation and communication with China to deal with spam and abuse may happen, as facilitated by ISC. In particular, we hope that any precedents created for cooperation between the MoU parties can be expanded to other anti-abuse organizations such as Spamhaus and SpamCop. Spamhaus already has some contacts with ISC, but missed this recent conference. If you can help translate these Chinese documents or know anyone who may be able to, please let me know. Thanks, Jeff C. -- Jeff Chan mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.surbl.org/
