Re: Email address establishedness test

I missed that point. In fact I imagine the world will be divided into
several major social network providers and social network messages will
replace email. The social network provider will assure whether a
message is really sent from the account it claims to be from.

On Dec 19, 4:35 pm, Nicholas King <zed...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
A.L. wrote:
On 18 Dec 2006 04:32:57 -0800, "Booted Cat" <yaoziy...@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

To prevent spam, a user could choose to only accept messages from
"established email addresses". What is an established email address? If
the address is listed on a famous company/organization/institution's
"People" page, or if the address is listed on the "Contact Me" page of
a personal home page / social network member page that is linked by
several other people's home pages, or if there exists a path from YOUR
home page / social network member page to this person's page, it is
established.

You are wasting your time. Better invent light bulb, or absolutely
best, a wheel.

A.L.You should follow A.L.'s advice. I'd also recommend you read up on
literature about the problem. Instead of being a crank.

There is a huge flaw in your thoughts where you assume that the senders
email is actually being sent by the person who has that address instead
of by somebody who has spoofed it.

Nicholas King

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