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[jira] Commented: (JSPF-77) No user documentation is available
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Stefano Bagnara commented on JSPF-77:
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jSPF is a library implementing a protocol. Nothing intended for an user.
Eventually there will be a mailet, and then we'll add user documentation, but until someone contribute a mailet or anything else this is not a project for users, sorry.
> No user documentation is available
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>
> Key: JSPF-77
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JSPF-77
> Project: JAMES jSPF
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Documentation & Site
> Environment: Not applicable.
> Reporter: Marc Chamberlin
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> I visited the website for the JAMES jSPF as a user of James and while I find it exciting that using SPF could be a good way to help cut down on spam I found NO documentation for a user on HOW. Do I have to configure James to use it or not? Do I have to download something or not? How can I, as a user, test it if it is automatically included as part of the James download? I searched the whole website and simply found nothing, nada, zip, for a user to read so as to understand what to do or where to go for information on how this works within James. If such documentation exists it is well hidden!
> Did somebody forget that there are users out here and not just developers? We users don't want to have to spend hours studying Javadocs and code to be able to use this.
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