nelson> Well, Paul, how are we to tell the difference? It would be
nelson> great if we could come up with a new idea that positions qmail
nelson> as the spamless MTA.
let's *pursue* a different victim. i'd be happy if instead of talking
about ``dial-up'' users people said ``Dial-up users of large, well-known
and probably national providers of dial-up services that have a history of
not dealing with spammers who use throw-away or fraudulently obtained
accounts on a regular basis'' with various other modifiers and definitions.
then you're pursuing and punishing the guilty rather than using DNS to
force legitimate users through hoops they may find a bit snug.
especially if those users are on this list (which is about qmail).
--
paul
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