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I think it's on the PHP lists, if a non-members sends a message he/she gets a message back. After replying to that message the original one hits the list..
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At 14:37 18-12-2002 -0500, Michael T. Babcock wrote:
Just for anyone who cares (or cares to do the same), when I reply to messages at my average 80wpm and hit send, I don't check if SQL,QUERY,etc. is in the message 90% of the time. Now, besides thanking the crew for adding a couple more keywords to the filter, it still ticks me off to get a bounce to a legitimate response. If I get such bounces from now on, I'm ignoring them (that includes the last 3 messages I've sent). I'm not going to bother to retype / reformat / forward (because its ugly) the messages. I always reply-to-all, so the author of the previous message gets their copy.
PS, it wouldn't be that hard (depending on your mail distribution method) to allow subscribers to post without going through the filter and only filter unsubscribed people.
PPS, you could always make it database-driven and add people who post successfully more than once a week to the no-spam-check list instead.
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