On Wed, Feb 26, 2003 at 06:30:23PM -0800, Marc Perkel said: > > EFF's newsletter is free speech and is sent only to subscribers. Razor
Prove it. You've admitted you can't. > Razor is interfering with the free speech rights of the Electronic > Frontier Foundation and the rights of 30,000 subscribers. I therefore You're forgetting that the first amendment doesn't require people to listen. Nobody is stopping you from speaking. A bunch of people have voluntarily entered into a contract, revokable at any time by themselves, not to listen. It's troubling that the EFF thinks they don't have that right. Perhaps this discussion needs to move into some of the other spam blacklisting services. Rest assured that if I ever receive any email from the EFF, it'll become a topic in news.admin.net-abuse.email and the list for the one DNSRBL to which I contribute. You should perhaps understand what you're fighting here. It's not Razor; it's the very definition of spam for the entire anti-spam community. Read: http://www.spamfaq.net/spam-evils.shtml#opt_in -- Shawn McMahon | Imagine people who are just subscribing coming Episode IV Consulting | onto this thread and deciding that the entire System Administrator | OpenBSD community is full of hostile elitists. and all-around nice guy | - David Riley
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