Chair's notes from ASRG session at IETF 65:

* There's considerable interest in the DNSBL BCP. Pat Peterson offered
  to work on it, along with the current shepherd who knows who he
  is. Aaron Falk (IRTF chair) noted that official BCPs have a specific
  process and we should figure out whether we want to go through the
  process or not.

* Third party DKIM signatures are a hot topic. The bits are easy, the
  semantics are not. Pat and Doug Otis offered to draft something.

* Message categories: could be useful, not clear whether we mean
  categories for MTA operators like bulk and transactional, or for end
  users like personal and work, or maybe both, or maybe more than
  that. But one or more taxonomies could be useful, as well as
  scenarios of who would assign them and who would use them. Barry
  Leiba and Mark Delany offered to work.

Some attendees expressed interest in work related to DNSSEC and DNS
records that contain keys, but no volunteers noted. If you are such a
volunteer, let us know.