Yes, but define "unsolicited" and "bulk"
C
On Tuesday, March 4, 2003, at 09:49 AM, Vernon Schryver wrote:
- There is a single, common definition of spam that works. It is
"unsolicited bulk mail." "Unsolicited" is determined by the target
unless the sender has creditable evidence that the target asked for
the
mail. "Bulk" is some number of substantially identical messages
usually
more than a dozen.
There are many other broken definitions of spam, but they are all
either over-elaborate variations of unsolicited bulk, based on
notions of censorship (e.g. unsolicited commercial or pornographic
mail), or lies and nonsense from spammers.
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