From: "John Andersen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On Thursday 10 June 2004 07:26, Matt Kettler wrote:
> > It's not like there's one "blackholes.us" query that you use and it just
> > lists every IP. You query "verio.blackholes.us" and it tells you if the
IP
> > belongs to verio.
> >
> > It's hard to understand why this could be confusing to anyone.
>
> After stateing that so well, you ratteled on for another dozen paragraphs
> based on the premis that the OP suggested to use blackholes.us.
>
> He suggested china.blackholes.us.
> It's hard to understand why this could be confusing to anyone.
Because there is a more time consuming but fun approach to the Chinese
problem. If the address for a message source or relay point happens to
fall in China (not Taiwan or Korean) you harvest the address and send
back to that address an official looking invoice with a thank you for
your order of 100,000 copies if the Feng Sui Handbook.
I have heard this is remarkably effective.
{^_-}
