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Wayne.Brown@altec.com said:
>  Exactly.  I hate spam, but I hate ORBS and DUL even more.  If I'm
> going to get the shaft, I'd rather it be from the "bad guys"
> (spammers) than from self-appointed net.cops. 

"self-appointed"? 

Are you implying that the people who run ORBS and the other RBL lists 
actually hacked into vger.kernel.org and changed the MTA configuration to 
use those lists? I was of the opinion that it was a free choice made by the 
administrators of that machine.

Or are you just spouting random shite?

Can we take this pointlessness off l-k now please?

--
dwmw2


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