Auto-bouncing mail from the unknown

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Wotan <wotan(_at_)netcom(_dot_)com> wrote:
:Auto-bouncing mail from the unknown is never a good idea.

As long as:

  -- the technical issues are addressed (such as mail loops and
     auto-bouncing mailing lists),

  -- the bounce is courteous (so as not to offend the occasional
     non-spam stranger),

  -- you maintain and regularly inspect a concise (one line per
     message, say) log of what gets bounced just to make sure things
     are under control, and

  -- you don't get a lot of mail from legitimate strangers,

then autobouncing mail from the unknown makes life a _lot_ easier.

Signatures Follow. (tm)

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