SM> Aside from longer execution time, what's the downside of disabling
    SM> network checks in the mass-check script?

    Craig> Well, speed, clogging your pipe, speed, flooding the servers,
    Craig> speed, and last but not least, speed.  Doing 400,000 RBL lookups
    Craig> (to each RBL service), hundreds of thousands of DNS MX lookups,
    Craig> 400,000 razor lookups, 400,000 DCC lookups, etc, etc is nasty.

Yes, but isn't this distributed over time and space?  If I run mass-check on
my small corpus of 2,000 or so messages then send you the output that's the
only time all those lookups need to be run, correct?  In fact, if people are
running these checks anyway in the normal course of doing their SA business,
couldn't the results be tossed into a header in a mass-check-compatible way
that a procmail rule (or something similar) could automatically extract?

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