FYI
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Subject: Soliciting Volunteers for Subgroups
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ASRG Members,
We are forming subgroups in line with the new charter, and are seeking
volunteers. Each subgroup has specific goals and targeted
participants, which are described on the
Hi all,
don't know if this is the right place to ask, but are there any Swiss laws
about SMS spam?
I seem to recall that, when the radar alert guys in Lausanne were sending out
tons of these a few years ago, Swisscom said pfft, not our business...
-John
Using the existence or non-existence of an PTR RR for the legitimacy
of sending email is completely bogus.
Ack. There's _tons_ of cable/DSL links with correct RR pointers
that are utter SPAM engines, and judging from the recent reaction
to CCs move, a _lot_ of valid MTAs that don't have
* Andre Oppermann wrote:
The problem is because Swisscom is the one who has to install the pre-
selection they must know who has it. The point is that they must not
use that information for directly targeted marketing purposes. They did
it with the special brochure only people with
Hopefully we will come to some cooperating
directions.
One that might be the *trust* way, where we deal with
x.509 certificate to manage a trust of mta
(sharing the policies regarding spam)
Kind of mail *peering*.
One might be the credit way, where we score mta's,
and longer they prove their
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hi
| One that might be the *trust* way, where we deal with
| x.509 certificate to manage a trust of mta
| (sharing the policies regarding spam)
| Kind of mail *peering*.
Ever looked into Advogato's trust metric?
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