On 11 Nov 2008, at 15:38, Theodore Tso wrote:
On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 05:12:56PM +0000, Steve Linford wrote:
I certainly agree that there are hundreds of small DNSBLs run from
kid's
bedrooms which list on incomprehensible wildly over-broad policies
and
that such DNSBLs are both antagonistic and useless and as a result
are
used by almost nobody - that's 'market force'. But to pretend that
the
dozen major DNSBLs make listings based on "unauthenticated rumor" or
"because the IP did not have 'mail.' or 'mx.'" is just silly mud-
slinging
itself based on equally "unauthenticated rumor" and is especially
odd if
it's coming from within IETF itself.
Let me get this straight.
Yes please...
It's OK to block e-mail messages on the
basis of unauthenticated rumors
No.
Steve Linford
The Spamhaus Project
http://www.spamhaus.org
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