I'm on my last full day at StackPath, and a couple of autoresponders are making my work email even less usable than usual. It would seem G-Core Labs S.A. (ASN 199524) sent a peering request cc'd to every address they could find relevant to @INEX LAN1 Dublin, and the various autoresponders have been duking it out since about 5:49am Eastern.

The only one still emailing everyone several times/minute is supp...@edg.io. If anyone knows someone at edg.io who can make this stop, please suggest they do so asap.

It would appear n...@meta.com is also involved, but at least Meta's autoresponder has the good sense/programming to not spam the entire recipient list...but it likely playing ping pong with supp...@edg.io.

Date: Thu, 5 Oct 2023 11:41:41 -0700 (PDT)
From: Edgio Support <supp...@edg.io>
Reply-To: supp...@edg.io
To: [long list removed]
Message-ID: <10724763.48851.1696531301...@app137049.phx101.service-now.com>
Subject: Incident INC1751177 -- You are on the watchlist for ticket
 PTKT3218420 -- comments added
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Comments:
2023-10-05 11:45:29 PDT - Guest (Additional comments (client notes))
Reply from: n...@meta.com


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