I was trying not to keep OT here, but since some are discussing it...
Good anti-spam technics involves not only identifying properly spam, but also to properly identify non-spam (or ham, you name it). And this is the hard part, IMHO. So, I am seeing this list not dealing well with this matter, since I am a valid subscriber and I CANNOT POST!
I understand the reasons justified to use SORBS, but I don't agree with it same way I don't agree with Spamcop features. So, I don't trust and use any of them. I also do not accept answers like "solve it with SORBS", since this is the ONLY list or destination I cannot reach from my primary address.
Again, better then stopping spam is NOT stopping reliable messages to reach you, right??
Regards.
--- Begin Message ---From: "Aecio F. Neto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > I have been trying to post to this list using my original subscriber > email address. > Unfortunately, It has been not possible up to now. > > I am using a personal and secondary address to workaround a dumb rule, > assuming that all hosts under a dynamic IP is a source of spam. > My office server IP is NOT dynamic, but is part of a Brazillian ADSL range. > > Sorry bothering you all with such matter but I wasn't able to quickly > locate an admin address and I HOPE this message get attention from > someone able to workaround my issue. > > Regards. The only good solution is to use your ISP's email facility for forwarding email. If you post directly from a dialup address you will find a whole host of sites that block your emails. Postings from dialup DSL addresses are almost always spam. The exceptions are so few that blocking dialup addresses or dynamically assigned addresses is catching on throughout the Internet. {o.o}
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