Re: Mailing lists back up

1996-11-28 Thread Tan Wee Yeh
Bruce Wrote:
 
 The $1000 charge for advertising (it's not really a fine) is a donation to
 Debian's still-in-formation corporation, Software in the Public Interest. 
 I doubt I'll be collecting it any time soon, it's mostly a strategy to put
 off spammers.
 
I love and support this scheme :)

It will do well in keeping the list clean of spammers.
Maybe it should be extended to things like those
get-rich-fast pyramid schemes.

One thing though, this list is relatively free of spammers.
*maybe I've not been around long enough or is it the people
who subscribe to the list*



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Re: Mailing lists back up

1996-11-28 Thread Bruce Perens
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[the $1000 charge for advertising]
 I love and support this scheme :)

 Maybe it should be extended to things like those
 get-rich-fast pyramid schemes.

What? They're not spammers? I do consider it spam, and advertising, and
chargable.

 One thing though, this list is relatively free of spammers.

Because I go after every one. I've also called up the spamware suppliers
and have asked them to filter out the debian.org domain.

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Re: Mailing lists back up

1996-11-28 Thread Tan Wee Yeh
Bruce Wrote:
 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tan Wee Yeh)
 [the $1000 charge for advertising]
  I love and support this scheme :)
 
  Maybe it should be extended to things like those
  get-rich-fast pyramid schemes.
 
 What? They're not spammers? I do consider it spam, and advertising, and
 chargable.

Oops.. guess I missed that they are adverts too..
good fine them!! :)
 
  One thing though, this list is relatively free of spammers.
 
 Because I go after every one. I've also called up the spamware suppliers
 and have asked them to filter out the debian.org domain.
 
Good work... 

If only all newsgroups/mailing-list are managed by people
like you...


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Re: Mailing lists back up

1996-11-27 Thread Hamish Moffatt
 The mailing lists are back up. A spam filter is in place. If you post from
 an address the list doesn't recognize, [EMAIL PROTECTED] will
 mail you a copy of the list rules, and will insist that you send it AGREE
 before it will let you post.

I just noticed this. I wonder if perhaps the wording could be made
a little friendlier; I found it a bit intimidating, especially about
the $1000 fine. What if someone takes a dislike to me and can
argue in court that my mail was spam? The mail filter also
assumes guilt rather than innocence. :-( I haven't noticed their
being any spam problems on this list anyway to date .. ?



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Re: Mailing lists back up

1996-11-27 Thread Juri P Pakaste

(I don't think this has very much to do with debian-devel, so I
removed it from the headers)

 HM == Hamish Moffatt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 HM I just noticed this. I wonder if perhaps the wording could be
 HM made a little friendlier; I found it a bit intimidating,
 HM especially about the $1000 fine. What if someone takes a dislike

I think the $1000 fine is quite OK; but I think it should indicate who
the fee should be payed to. Debian Project? List maintainer?

 HM to me and can argue in court that my mail was spam? The mail

There is a $1000 charge for commercial advertising, etc. I think
that's pretty clear.

 HM filter also assumes guilt rather than innocence. :-( I haven't
 HM noticed their being any spam problems on this list anyway to date
 HM .. ?

There have been at least two or three messages (that I saw, I might
have skipped some others) in the last couple of weeks.

I think the filter is a _very_ good idea.

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Re: Mailing lists back up

1996-11-27 Thread Bruce Perens
The $1000 charge for advertising (it's not really a fine) is a donation to
Debian's still-in-formation corporation, Software in the Public Interest. 
I doubt I'll be collecting it any time soon, it's mostly a strategy to put
off spammers.

Bruce
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Mailing lists back up

1996-11-25 Thread Bruce Perens
The mailing lists are back up. A spam filter is in place. If you post from
an address the list doesn't recognize, [EMAIL PROTECTED] will
mail you a copy of the list rules, and will insist that you send it AGREE
before it will let you post.

Thanks

Bruce
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