[OT] Software patents for the obvious (and not so obvious)
Man-wai Chang
mwchang
Tue Sep 7 12:27:56 PDT 2004
I don't know why the sender be identified when you are really trying to
block spam. If you are to do it against IP/person, the ISP should take
up the job via their DHCP records. Do we need sender ID?
> Not so ridiculous and more annoying is Microsoft's attempt to patent and
> lycence "Sender ID", proposed to the IETF as an anti-spam security
> standard, see eg.
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