That's a long winded way of saying you'd rather not give out
mail volume statistics on a public forum. A simple refusal would have
saved a lot of unnecessary arguing about unknown unknowns :-)
--
Laird Breyer.
On Dec 24 2004, Barry Shein wrote:
Without belaboring the specific technical suggestions being made,
which seem to me suffer at the very least from new and ever-changing
definitions of heretofore well-understood terms such as
"scaleability", I don't think finding ways to reduce the cost of
handling the ever-growing crush of spam is progress towards any
solution.
Such suggestions, along with announcements of relevant hardware
advancements (ram disks or whatever) are no doubt interesting from a
practical point of view to system administrators but don't strike me
as progress in the context of this group.
But feel free, I'm just explaining why I'm done with this particular
thread.
It's kinda like dealing with muggings by suggesting ways to make money
faster than muggers can steal it.
--
-Barry Shein
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