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=?UTF-8?Q?Cynthia_Revstr=C3=B6m?= wrote:
>Can you please stop attacking ideas (such as web forms) implying that they
>only have malicious use cases.
You have missed my point entirely.
Web-based abuse reporting forms are not merely "an idea" any more than
discrimination is merely
To put it alternatively:
Imagine you walk down a street and there are lots of pubs (saloons?) that
serve Alcohol and they all have drunken people swearing and trashing the
place and you ask to report it to the manager but the bouncer of one
premises says... "You have to put it in writing via
I get an email spam so I report it... via email.
I *do not * don snorkle gear. I do not contort my body into odd
shapes. I do not make my report out-of-band, via smoke signals,
or morse code, or via modulated infrared wavelengths.
Call me old fashioned, but as I have already made plain, I do
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>Ronald,
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>Can you please stop attacking ideas (such as web forms) implying that they
>only have malicious use cases.
There are plenty of sensible use cases for web forms.
But requiring them for abuse reporting is not one of them. If you want to set
up a
Ronald,
Can you please stop attacking ideas (such as web forms) implying that they
only have malicious use cases.
> I hold them responsible because they obviously
> fail to have in place contractual clauses that would persuasively
> deter this behavior on the part of their customers.
In many
In message <20210218200036.066496e36...@ary.qy>,
"John Levine" wrote:
>Report web forms are out of the question because they do not scale. I
>send about a hundred abuse reports a day about spam received from all
>over the Internet, and I have no interest in using your form or anyone
>else's to
In message <0a339f88-8746-458d-a868-7bd3058b8...@consulintel.es>,
JORDI PALET MARTINEZ wrote:
>I see it in the other way around. Forms are not useful at all. You need to
>manually fill in the form, unless you modify the automated reporting tools for
>?each? ?form-holder?. Many of them also ask
Hi Ronald,
You would find one example if you looked at my second email in the thread,
but I am re-sending for your convenience.
> Also to clarify these emails in particular were complete nonsense such as
"I am under ddos from you, please help" with no other details.
> They were also sent with
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=?UTF-8?Q?Cynthia_Revstr=C3=B6m?= wrote:
>For some context, today and yesterday I have been receiving spam in the
>form of fake abuse notices to my abuse contact email address.
Example please?
In what sense are these "fake"?
Regards,
rfg
Volker Greimann wrote on 20/02/2021 00:39:
It sounds GDPR legal. After all, they are telling you exactly what will
happen with anything that you send there, so by sending it there in full
knowledge, you are essentially consenting to that processing of your data.
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Am 20.02.21 um 01:39 schrieb Volker Greimann:
> It sounds GDPR legal. After all, they are telling you exactly what will
> happen with anything that you send there, so
> by sending it there in full knowledge, you are essentially consenting to that
> processing of your data.
That may or may not
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