Oh great ! I was not aware that this list was also a nest for personal attacks. Thank you.
Le 24/06/2015 16:03, Willy Tarreau a écrit : > On Tue, Jun 23, 2015 at 02:40:51PM +0200, Hoggins! wrote: >> Ha ha ! We could also imagine an anti-sarcasm filter. > Not needed. > >> Anyway, that still does not explain why such discussions on spam >> problems do not occur on other mailman MLs. > Maybe you've been living under a rock for the last 20 years, but spam > is quite common as soon as you have an e-mail address that anyone knows. > >> I get a lot of spam from >> this ML, and *none* from others, even with a high volume of ham messages. > Probably because you quickly unsubscribe from lists which send you some > spam and you end up being subscribed only to the ones who do aggressive > filtering to the point that even useful messages get dropped ? Or people > posting from various origins regularly getting blocked due to political > RBLs or DNSBLs being used... Before switching to the anti-spam, it took > more time to deal with abnormal blocking than with spam. So no thanks. > > Or maybe you only subscribe to closed lists which, like sects, only accept > subscribers and reject any external contribution, and are insulting to > whoever is put in CC. Not to mention the fact that someone using multiple > addresses can only post from one or receive the same messages multiple > times. > > The list is open, the archives are available, and the spam amount is low, > even if the ratio is quite high due to the low traffic of the list. If > that causes any trouble, you don't need to be subscribed, you can simply > unsusbcribe and post whenever you want without being subscribed. > > We're not trying to set a record on the number of subscribers so nobody > will feel offended by you unsubscribing. > > However I'd just make a comment : posting to a list with a nickname such > as "Hoggins!" and an address which doesn't look serious, rather impolite > like "[email protected]" is not the best way to receive consideration > for your posts. > > Regards, > Willy > >
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