On 2002-11-25 02:29:35 -0800, John Rudd wrote:
> Doesn't matter. If the sender address was false information, then they
> can't appeal the blacklisting (and I don't want them to), but I'll stop
> getting spam from that address (and typically the addresses have been
> repetitive). What matters is that the spamming address wont keep
> sending me spam, yet _legitimate_ senders (who I expect wont be forging
> their sending addresses) will get the information which allows them to
> appeal the blacklisting.
I've had spam where from==to==me. Blacklisting yourself is not
very clever. :-)
Best regards
Martin
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