The adventurous could try redirecting outbound port 25 to their local dspam app, sinking or even bouncing the chaff and sending the wheat on out to the net. The wheat will always contain 'good' and 'bad' content of course. No more 'rewarding' or 'risky' than the same content posted to webforums, social messaging, web feedback forms, etc. And no more annoying than the users current ISP that filters 'spam'.
- TOR Exit via [Squid, other] grarpamp
- Re: TOR Exit via [Squid, other] Scott Bennett
- Re: TOR Exit via [Squid, other] grarpamp

