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>
>This is just completely true. One wonders why we seem to enjoy
>getting screwed this way. We shouldn't be patching these MTAs or
>hacking Linux to act like BSD. We should be avoiding these MTAs.
>
>Somebody can create a big MTA list, listing the good and bad ones.
>Then we get the Linux-hostile MTAs out of the Linux distributions,
>demanding compliance like we do for filesystem layout. We also hunt
>down Linux-related web pages that mention these MTAs and get the
>pages changed or removed. The point is to make these MTAs just
>disappear, never to be seen again. Nice MTAs get promoted.


Your not related to Bill Gates are you?