[feedback-report] So...
J.D. Falk
jdfalk at yahoo-inc.com
Mon Aug 1 17:16:43 PDT 2005
On 8/1/05 12:59 PM, David Saez wrote:
> i also did not receive any message about it, how should i
> interpret it ? nobody is against it or nobody aproves it ?
Perhaps try the list archives?
> The format proposed in this list is
> simple and nice, but it does not accomodate other kinds of
> incidents. With little modifications it could be used for any
> kind of incident without having to reach the complexity of
> IODEF, anybody has objections to this ?
I think you may be misinterpreting the primary use scenario for this
format. It isn't intended to replace human-to-human communications
between abuse teams, but rather to support automated processing of
complaints. Most of the examples you gave are much more difficult to
automate.
Rather than trying to create a format that encompasses everything
poorly, we chose to focus on doing a few things extremely well.
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