Sidney Markowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> There's a summary of anti-spam laws of various states in the US at
>
> http://www.spamlaws.com/state/summary.html
>
> The ones that require some identifying text in the Subject line are
> (Where only an "Adult" version is mentioned the law only applies to porn
> spam):
>
> California, Colorado, Tennessee: "ADV:" or "ADV:ADLT" as first
> characters
>
> Pennsylvania: "ADV-ADULT" as first characters
I'd propose that SA block anything with
/\bADV\W+ADU?LT\b|\ADU?LT\W+bADV\b|\bADV\b/i
in the subject. The punctuation and spacing, though dictated by the
law, seem likely to vary considerably. This would account for any
deviations along those lines.
Granted, I've only had one that slipped through SA's net with "ADV
ADLT" (no punctuation, only spaces). So they're not common.
> Wisconsin: "ADULT ADVERTISEMENT" anywhere in subject line
I've never seen spam with this in the subject line, caught by SA or
otherwise.
> Louisiana: "This is an advertisement for legal services" bar rule
> requirement for unsolicited ads from lawyers
>
> Florida: "legal advertisement" bar rule requirement for unsolicited ads
> from lawyers
Are these subject line or body rules? They seem more likely to be
body. I haven't noticed, but haven't been looking for, these
patterns.
--Bill.
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William R Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.wards.net/~bill/
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