nah, ok.,point taken and understood.
We'd need to something like debian's lists then, which take this as
'advertising',
and charge the spammer the costs :))
Don't know wether this religious zealot would be creditable, but we could
certainly
try, maybe by some miracle he'd end up paying our roadtrips ;)
-----Original Message-----
From: Henri Bergius [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, May 01, 2000 8:42 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [midgard] everything
On 1 May, Maarten Stolte wrote:
> please ban all adresses not on subscribed?
We'd rather not do that, as it would make the list
less approachable for people who actually want
to discuss Midgard. As Emile mentioned earlier, we
view the occasional spam email less severe than
alienating potential users.
Of course, this point is open to discussion. If people
feel strongly that a different policy would need to
be implemented, we'll of course do so. To prevent
flooding the list with discussion on this, please
reply to me (Cc:ing Emile and Jukka preferably)
privately.
/Bergie
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