> I've setup a temporary mailing list to handle discussion of an > alternate mail transfer system, which I expect will get replaced by a > real list eventually, assuming that interest continues to progress. To > subscribe to that list, send an email message to > mt2-subscribe@ehsco.com > > I've also put together a basic outline proposal that shows what I'd > like to see in such a service. http://www.ehsco.com/misc/mt2/ has that > proposal(if it doesn't display right, you can download the original > powerpoint slides from http://www.ehsco.com/misc/mt2/MT2-00.ppt). I > know that Keith was scratching some ideas together for reusing SMTP > and I'll post that if he wants. I'm not going to join this list, because (a) it's almost certain to be populated by naive crackpots, (b) we already have a perfectly good public list to discuss solutions to the spam problem in ASRG, and (c) I'm convinced that trying to solve the spam problem by re-inventing SMTP is at best a useless distraction, and at worst a distraction that will prevent real solutions from emerging. Of course if the list distracts all of the crackpots, *that* might be useful.