> Yeah, a while back I stopped posting me email address on usenet news. > It gets into the web archives, goes all over the internet and the world, > and pretty soon you are back to measure your spam in messages per second > ... :-(
I'm proudly posting my email address on the webpages and never changed it. All I needed to do is tweak my spam-processing software, and periodically upgrade it (I stick to spambouncer + a couple of handwritten procmail recipes). In the "inbox" and the dedicated bulk mail inbox for the subscribed lists I don't get any spam. In the "block" folder, I get most always spam, and occasionally (within 5 times a month) an email from a clueless someone using a generic free email and posting in HTML with their ads image embedded. Whatever is tagged as virus or spam, is always safe to throw. BTW, i'd like to express the gratitude to the list master(s) at this time (Curt, that's you, right?) for no spam in our list. > But if anyone else is feeling brave, be my guest. I'm brave enough as I have said, but I am not a modeller. If somebody posts a detailed announcement+request for information here, I'll be happy to forward it on to the r.a.simulators and/or .piloting on the behalf of the fgfs devel team, of which I am a happy junior member :-) V. _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list [email protected] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel 2f585eeea02e2c79d7b1d8c4963bae2d
