Posted 12:50 AM by Gerald Klaas
I've been working in San Diego since February 2006 on a large migration team moving a data center and all of its hosted applications. Been a wild ride, with plenty of work (read opportunity for personal and professional growth).

In my spare time I've worked with the X-ASVP committee on a new proposal that could make life a lot tougher on spammers. The idea is to create a URL search path for every e-mail address, that defines three possible places that an end user could post an authentication token, or a description of which of the various existing protocols (DKIM, SPF, PGP, etc) he requires to get mail into his Inbox. The Internet-draft document and supporting data flow diagrams are posted at http://www.x-asvp.org/

BTW: The following secondary (top level domain) providers are also active.
http://www.x-asvp.COM
http://www.x-asvp.NET
http://www.x-asvp.ORG
http://www.x-asvp.BIZ
http://www.x-asvp.INFO
http://www.x-asvp.MOBI
http://www.x-asvp.NAME
http://www.x-asvp.AG
http://www.x-asvp.AT
http://www.x-asvp.BE
http://www.x-asvp.BZ
http://www.x-asvp.CC
http://www.x-asvp.CN
http://www.x-asvp.DE
http://www.x-asvp.DK
http://www.x-asvp.ES
http://www.x-asvp.EU
http://www.x-asvp.FM
http://www.x-asvp.GS
http://www.x-asvp.IN
http://www.x-asvp.LA
http://www.x-asvp.MS
http://www.x-asvp.PH
http://www.x-asvp.SC
http://www.x-asvp.TC
http://www.x-asvp.TK
http://www.x-asvp.TV
http://www.x-asvp.TW
http://www.x-asvp.US
http://www.x-asvp.VC
http://www.x-asvp.VG
http://www.x-asvp.WS