Generally it is a good thing, but I think some of them went a little overboard on it and are trashing ordinary email as well.
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Don Sanderson wrote:
My problem seems to be something other than Anti-SPAM, many of the messages I send don't get to the list and many
other folks messages don't get to me.
I control my filtering and it is all off on this account since I set this account up for PDML traffic only.
It seems more that the list server gets too busy sometimes
to recieve mail from, or forward mail to, list subscribers.
(This could also be router overloads in between, but less likely.)
This happens to our servers on occasion (I work for an ISP),
that's always an indication that it's time to upgrade existing
servers or add another server to the cluster.
Don
-----Original Message----- From: graywolf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, August 26, 2004 4:35 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Multiple messages was [Re: I enjoy film]
I think a lot of e-mail hits the bit buckets at ISP's due to overly aggressive SPAM filtering. Charter seems to be doing this. My webhost labels anything it thinks is SPAM as such and sends it along. I would guess I would miss fewer messages if I were to switch PDML over to there.
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Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Thanks for the reminder, Steve, although there have been
numerous instances
here recently in which messages have not shown up on the list
at all, even
after a couple of days. Perhaps we need an analog version of
the internet
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