A Nuremberg Trials type site for recidivist spammers seems to be in order...
"...used to think that blacklists like SpamCop were useful, but after
learning that SpamCop has intentionally blocked competitors like
Despammed.com and Spamex.com, I'd recommend other solutions. Last Friday's
spam summit in Cambridge, Mass., which News.com wrote about, featured
intriguing ways to use Bayesian statistics to craft individualized antispam
filters. If spam grows sufficiently noxious, there are always white lists
and "is-the-sender-a-human" tests as a last resort.
Meanwhile the Lieberman episode should prompt us to ask ourselves a simple
question. What do you trust more to keep your in-boxes spam-free: Rapidly
advancing technology or promises from politicians of dubious sincerity? "
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http://news.com.com/2010-1071-981258.html
