Yes, they definitely can be the source of legitimate mail. The BHOLE tests ( http://www.blackholes.us ) aren't designed to be spam tests, they are designed to identify E-mail from specific countries or Internet providers. For example, any legitimate mail coming from Argentina will be listed in the argentina.blackholes.us list.Now I'm not sure, if it makes more sense to increase the weight of this tests to 30-50% of the hold-value or to cross out all this tests. Anyone know if this BHOLEs can also be source of legitimate mail?
Another example is that the webserver for www.declude.com is listed in rackspace.blackholes.us, so you wouldn't be able to use our "Test Virus Sender" or "Test Spam Sender" tools. I have no problem with that, as the rackspace.blackholes.us test does exactly what it is designed to do. I didn't even know until just now that our webserserver was listed in there.
-Scott
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