rastakid's Journal: Dupe!! It's a dupe!

Heheheh, funny: Timothy posted a dupe of an article posted 3 (yes, three!) posts down on the Slashdot frontpage. The funny thing is that the article disappeared almost as soon as it appeared. The Slashdot junkie I am, I saw the article which was deleted before any comment had been made. No hard feelings of course, we know it's Slashdot right? ;) Here it is, without links, because I'm a lazy-ass:

Your Rights Online: SPF Hits 20k domains, Gains Support From FTC/ISPs

Posted by timothy on Thursday July 01, @03:41PM
from the spam-spam-spam dept.
wayne writes "The anti-forgery standard SPF is maturing quickly. More than 20,000 domains have self-registered at the online registry, a third in the last month! They include big names like AOL, Amazon, Earthlink, and, newly, RedHat and GMail! SPF is also getting mainstream media coverage. According to articles at The New York Times, InternetWeek, and ClickZ, the ASTA Proposal echoes the FTC's recommendations that responsible domains publish SPF records. All this good news is mentioned in a recent CircleID interview with Meng Weng Wong which ends with a plea for the open community to send money or buy a t-shirt --- the SPF community would like to send someone to the IETF meeting to represent them, but donations to date can't even buy a ticket to get in!"

Oh yeah, I finally made it to the Slashdot frontpage! :)