On Fri, 12 Mar 2004, Nathaniel Borenstein wrote: > I'm not talking about any party to the real end-to-end email > transaction. I'm talking about intermediaries. I have no problem at > all with user-controlled filters that do whatever they want. It's when > an ISP starts doing these things on behalf of a user who doesn't > understand or want them that the problems arise.
Your remedy should be truth-in-advertising enforcement, as Vernon said. Entities that filter in the way that you don't like are not providing real Internet access, and should not pretend to. --apb (Alan Barrett)
