I will tell ISOC>> There are still many countries which only connection to the >> Internet is a 64kb/s and quite a lot which speed is below 512kb/s >> Developed countries and the IETF need to cater for these emerging >> nations to avoid the digital divide. The IETF has addressed these issues quite well I think, because the standards are there. The IETF doesn't really have a tradition of advocating the use of these standards to service providers. Maybe a job for ISOC (or the UN :-?.
>> I think as yahoo being a major e-mail provider it would be good, >> that they become more responsible (they are actively fighting SPAM) >> and use ESMTP when sending their e-mails. It seems they do use >> ESMTP to receive e-mails... Their inbound mailers do support SIZE and also PIPELINING (see below), so yes, it would be nice if they honored your SIZE declaration when sending out messages. Have you tried to ask them why they don't?
I sent an e-mail to abuse@xxxxxxxxx but I have not yet received a reply, This is why I came to IETF as I suspect a few yahoo people are lurking on the list, or there must be people her who knows the yahoo people.
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