David W. Fenton wrote:
[snip]> Last of all, the challenges will be clearly differentiable, as they
will come only from addresses you have emailed for the first time, and they will come very soon after you've sent the email. That makes them *very* easy to identify.
[snip]
Not all challenges work as you are describing, David, which is what pisses most of us off who are complaining about them -- they come from the whitelist service itself, and buried in the body is something to the effect of:
"You have sent an e-mail to John Doe. In order to prove that you are a human, hit reply, leaving the subject line intact."
Why should we have to read what appears to be a spam message to find out that we have sent someone a message just so we can confirm that we actually wanted to send him a message?
So when I see a message from mailduster.com I assume it's another worthless piece of spam itself.
<Mailduster Privacy System>[EMAIL PROTECTED] is the FROM: of the most recent one of these messages I got -- please tell me how I could tell which of my many correspondents I sent that to, or how I could tell it is a whitelist response rather than a spam message advertising its service?
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