Document: draft-katz-submitter-00.txt
          draft-lyon-senderid-core-00.txt
          draft-lyon-senderid-pra-00.txt
Review: Scott W Brim
Date: 1 februari 2005 

No objection would be useful now, but one question in case you feel
like bringing it up.  
RFC2821 exchanges are limited to us-ascii.  That limits responsible
submitter etc. in a way that is kind of last-millennium.  There are
schemes for supporting UTF-8, but they are not mentioned in these
drafts (nor are they on standards track afaik).  That might be okay
but the *issue* isn't even mentioned.  If I had my way I would at
least include a statement that 2821 as it stands needs to be extended
to support internationalized names and addresses for schemes that use
it (2821) to be adequately useful.

There are a couple id-nits which will disappear when it goes to RFC.