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Originally Posted by Sociable
Fair point.
But saying that as we can't eliminate 100% means we shouldn't eradicate a lower percentage that is known to be safe is another matter.
Start with the clear abuse first and work down the list.
Yes even this could result in a few stray messages being caught by the system but only where people are routing mail through insecure or deliberately spam friendly servers. This in turn would lead to people stopping support for those servers and forcing them to clean up their act.
Curiously I can remember a time when the old cabletel email address was on a blacklist because it was using insecure mail servers. AFAIK it was this being blacklisted that concentrated the minds of the ISP to fix the problem.
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O.K. m8
Lets put it to the poll and see the results !!!
I think that we will have to agree to disagree on this one
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http://forum.nthellworld.co.uk/showthread.php?t=6015