Jim, Come, now. You're saying that if I run a mailing list and bounce email because of probable-spam source address, I'm an "accomplice" to some act for which I'm legally liable? Please give me a cite to any court case that backs you up. (Hint: You won't be able to.) -Declan On Wed, Jul 12, 2000 at 09:39:28PM -0500, Jim Choate wrote: > > This is a good list of issues. It however, misses one. > > When one of the mailing list operators begins to filter the traffic > through their site then there is a shift of responsibility with respect to > actions taken with knowledge. I'm not saying such is a major issue but > being listed as an accomplice because a piece of mail was forwarded when > it was clearly illegal could get some in trouble. It also injects the > opportunity to harass by implication of complicancy. > > It's one thing to use procmail to remove CDR:, it's totaly another to > bounce mail because of source address or content.
