On Tue, 10 Dec 2002, Eric S. Johansson wrote:
> blacklists are fundamentally wrong. They break end to end connectivity of
> the net and nab a fair number of innocent users (i.e. telecommuters,
> small-scale mail systems etc.) in addition to catching the occasional spammer.
Threads regarding the fundamental correctness of blocking email or other
network connections are very far off topic for this list. Please restrict
such replies to off-list. Thanks.
Threads relating to the technical aspects of such blocking (as well as how
to, or how not to implement such blocking) are welcome.
...david
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David Raistrick
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