> From: "Spy OpenSRS Mail" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Tue, 4 Dec 2001 20:06:57 -0500
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: You don't have to agree... (spam blocking)
>
> Dave, guys... :) we are not an ISP, we are a web host. However like I said,
> people can make choices. Our servers are not a democracy. Our rules, like
> or leave it. And the rules can change any time I want them to. King Lars.
> Has a nice ring. <laugh>
>
> Why is the same bunch of yahoos keep trying to stir up shit with me? We
> really are not on the same wavelength are we? God loves ya.
you gotta chill man. You've stated a certain practice you do and people
have expressed their opinion and concern about that practice.
>
> Lets try this, I'm sure it will get many panties in a bunch... If you
> recognized a virus file attachment would you block it?
>
> BTW, someone mentioned lawsuit. Where do you figure? If we block
> spamregistrar.com from our hosted customers (e-mail host and vhost with
> e-mail) then they are the only ones we are blocking spam to. Not our
> umpteen thousands of registrants.
>
> You know, this conversation is stupid. How many people here love to stir up
> crap just for the sake of it? Can we talk about something constructive on
> occasion? :)
Imo, it's not a stupid conversation at all. I don't think the responses to
this particular scenario were about stirring up crap at all.
as for constructive,
Have a great night all!
Swerve
>
> :)
>
> Lars Hindsley
> SpyProductions
>
> <snip>
> Hi Dave,
>
> There's a world of difference between requesting your isp or a third party
> to filter your email and having your isp filtering without you knowing.
>
> Sw
> </snip>
>
>
