On Apr 2, 2009, at 4:18 PM, timeless wrote:
Elaine Ashton <[email protected]> wrote:
While nothing will prevent spoofing, I can certainly make it a bit
more
difficult to shove such mail out to the lists.
I take it this means you'd outright refuse to allow anyone who's
subscribed to one list to post to all the others automatically.
I really hate it when people cross post and I reply, only to have my
message bounced or queued or dropped to the list to which I'm not
subscribed.
Well, cross-posting is usually unwelcome most of the time, not to
mention, many of the lists are configured to hold mail that has more
than one explicit destination , e.g. cross-posts, anyway.
I suppose I could try to write a spam bot which auto subscribes me to
all lists for "no mail" such that I don't get bothered by this
problem. And maybe I should open source it when I'm done.
You should. I'm sure it would be quite popular in this crowd.
e.
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