Hi,
> The upshot of this experience proved to me, once and for all, that
> blackhole lists are a *bad* (*BAD*) idea unless you, yourself, happen
> to be administering the list. The whole thing revolves around trust,
> and a single false-positive in a supposedly-trusted list nullifies
> that trust (for me, at least).
Nope, you need to choose the RIGHT blackhole lists. SPEWS is notoriously
bad for not unlisting IP addresses which is why I don't use them.
Most blackhole lists I use I am sure provide automated tools for retesting
and unlisting IP addresses, and/or expire entries after a set time period.
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