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On Sunday 21 March 2004 06:21 pm, Eugene Smiley wrote:
> * SPF is not a perfect solution that will make 100% of all spam go
> away forever. I'd be quite happy with 98%.
Assuming that it works to reduced spam with forged headers, that does *seem*
like 98% of spam.
What I am worried about is...
> * SPF does not mean that SPF adopters will suddenly start
> rejecting mail from you.
...as I am having a hard time understanding how the DNS portion works.
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