Re: Poor documentation of anti-spam options?

[Len Budney]

"Patrick Bihan-Faou" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The only thing I am pointing out is that the choice of doing spam
> filtering is a personal one, and one has to understand that it will
> kill legitimate mail as well.

Okay, sorry for the warm response. If ``personal'' means the same thing
to you that it does to me, then we agree perfectly.

(For example, ISPs unilaterally rejecting emails for their customers,
without specific authorization is not a ``personal'' decision--and it's
unacceptable. Even RBL use, which makes sense, should not be done without
informing customers.)

Len.

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