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- <li><em>date</em>: Wed Mar 31 18:57:04 2004</li>
- <li><em>from</em>: thomaswood at mac.com (Thomas Wood)</li>
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wood
On Mar 31, 2004, at 9:43 AM, Dow Hurst wrote:
> I think it is the ISP your with, comcast, that must have gotten on the
> list or parts of it. Someone mentioned something about comcast being
> partially blocked a few weeks ago on the list. Maybe your in that
> block of addresses? I know that I am thinking before classifying email
> as Junk in Mozilla. Most spam is noted properly right now after
> unlabeling a bunch of mislabeled email and once a week I check the
> Junk folder for aberrant labeling. The emails with lots of words from
> a dictionary inserted ends up fooling the algorithms. Also, the weird
> short spam message with long normal excerpts of stories work on the
> spam filters too,
> Dow
>
>
> Kevin Krumwiede wrote:
>> On Tue, 30 Mar 2004 23:08:12 -0500
>> Thomas Wood <thomaswood at mac.com> wrote:
>>> SORBS is pretty good. It takes effort to get on or off the list.
>> Funny you should mention. Just minutes ago I attempted to send mail
>> to
>> an ISP's abuse address, and found I could not because SORBS is
>> blocking
>> my specific IP for sending messages to a spamtrap address. I have no
>> idea how that happened, since I don't run a MTA and the Windows box I
>> use for games is always patched and never runs IE or Outlook.. (I'm
>> pretty sure none of my other boxes have been hacked and turned into
>> spam
>> relays, unless spammers have figured out how to keep the network
>> activity lights on my router from blinking...) Apparently it's not
>> *that* hard to get on the SORBS list. Just something to keep in mind
>> if
>> you want people to actually be able to, like, contact you and stuff.
>> Krum
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