> > Chris... where have you been? We have had extensive discussions recently
> > where we all concluded that we have to make getting the FPs down a
priority
> > and the only way to do this is to (gulp), allow some graymarketers loose
> > (those who do a some or much spamming but who do have some legitimate
uses).
> > It wasn't an easy decision... but the need to get SURBL to a "set it and
> > forget it" point is mission critical.
A side thought on this (not having been involved in the discussions). I'm
going to assume that "lists are cheap", at least when it comes to multi.
I'm also going to assume grey spam domains are relatively few compared to
the multitudes.
Why not start a new grey spam list and move any of these sorts there, rather
than dropping them completely. Then SURBL is pristine and 'set it and
forget it', but someone if they wanted to could also do lookups on the grey
list and give them half a point.
Loren
