Hi Evan,
it is currently an addition to qmail-scanner As for whielisting: if the envelope from matches @spamassassin.apache.org or @lists.sourceforge.net or my username (yes, I sometimes bcc me a copy) let it through. Otherwise if none of my possible names appears in either to or cc, it must be for the recycle bin. I check for my username, my email addy, and another email addy that gets forwarded to me. It seems my email appears on one of those "millions of emails" cdroms, and there probably is software that picks ever 50'th name for To, and sends bcc to 49, so I often find [EMAIL PROTECTED] About the display name: when I use feedback forms or signup to a newsletter, I expect either no display name at all, or my last name, or first name + last name. When someone replies, I expect to see what I was sending. So why should I want to read mails with arbitrary display names Wolfgang Hamann >> >> On Mon, February 13, 2006 2:29 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> > I have just started to reject mails where the sender does not care to put >> > my email addy into >> > To or Cc field, >> >> Wow.. So if someone sends a message where you're on the BCC, you simply >> delete it? >> >> I get a number of e-mails from friends and family like this. >> >> > and I also consider to reject mails that have a random >> > display name added to my email >> > Of course you have to whitelist every mailing list or forwarder that sends >> > to that address. >> >> How do you do that? >> >> I'd sure love to reject e-mail that says To: Joe Smith >> ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) but what about mail where they don't enter any >> name? >> >> Baby, bathwater... >> >>
