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Matt,
which provides a
web page to the various forums and how to get to them (web/nntp) and also a
one-shot web forum post form for those not interested in joining a forum.
If you're going to participate, read the common sense guide to netiquette
here:
which provides
information about reporting and responding to false positives and includes a
contact address.
Andrew
8)
How? I'm not a
SpamCop member nor am I aware of any method to alert them to such
problems. Also, IronPort took over SpamCop, and although Julian is still
involved, it's possible that someone else is calling the shots??? Maybe
IronPort broke this accidentally?
If someone wants to send me an
address that definitely gets read, I'll gladly do my community service and
alert them to the problem. If this is limited to members only, maybe a
member could forward a link to one or several of the posts in this
thread.
I'd be surprised though if they aren't aware of such a big
issue though, but you never
know.
Thanks,
Matt
Andy Schmidt wrote:
>>
SpamCop has a very serious and obvious problem, and I think it might be the
result of a bug or something because clearly this wasn't always the
case. Imperfect as they may be, SpamCop could fix this problem and
greatly improve on their present reliability.
<<
Sorry for stating the obvious... Have you considered reporting a
suspected bug to SpamCop - that may yield better results. I don't believe
Julian monitors this list.
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