Re: [Asrg] Spam, why is it still a problem?

[Craig Cockburn <craig at siliconglen.com>]

In message <20060118030954.25248.qmail at simone.iecc.com>, John Levine 
<asrg at johnlevine.com> writes
> > There are a number of proposals moving forward (slowly). Each of these
> > will help. However I don't see much in the way of actual project
> > management of this. Who is driving these proposals - what is their
> > marketing plan to ensure wide take up? Where is a discussion of the
> > problems bringing them to market? What is the expected timescale for
> > having these proposals widely available? Where is the business element
> > in the proposals ? Who argues the case for these proposals versus vendor
> > specific ones? Where is the viral campaign ala Firefox to get 100
> > million people using them in a year (even 10 million might be a start).
>
> Nowhere that I know of.  So we all thank you for offering to do all
> this important work.
The point is that if this is important enough why is it not a funded 
position?

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