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But now the sender needs to know the receivers policy and if they remember that there has been contact before. Or I guess you change SMTP but we still allow une
by kevincox 4y ago
But now the sender needs to know the receivers policy and if they remember that there has been contact before. Or I guess you change SMTP but we still allow unencrypted connections so good luck with that.
- Groxx 4y agoFor newsletter style stuff, nah. The "confirm your registration" email can "pay" to get past the wall, and then you're done - approved pair established, future letters can probably be zero cost and everyone receives the same one. I wholly admit that this is arguing theoretical setups and that's always problematic, but of course patterns would be established pretty quickly. There are loads of simple tactics that would still make spam dramatically harder, and legitimate use nearly unaffected. The current reputation system has clear, massive gaps that really don't need to exist.