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Subject: starting points
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From: Keith Moore <moore@CS.UTK.EDU>

Here are a couple of documents that are in some sense "defect reports"
for Internet mail standards.  If other people know of similar lists
(or have lists of your own), please make their existence known to the
group.

1. "Requirements for Internet Mail Transport Agents" internet-draft
<draft-ietf-mailext-smtpas-01.txt>.  This was written as an
applicability statement for RFC 821 before it was decided to revise
the mail documents.

2. "How to be a Bad Email Citizen" by Julian Onions, internet-draft
<draft-onions-822-mailproblems-01.txt>.  From the abstract: "This
document intends to describe some of the common problems, mistakes and
errors that are made in electronic mail".