That is why it is important to read and use the brain, otherwise you wander of the subject.
-----Original Message----- Sent: Monday, October 26, 2020 4:48 PM To: John Wilcock Cc: users Subject: Re: What can one do abut outlook.com? Lets remember youre arguing with someone who clearly doesnt run any sort of commercial email system because no sane person selling boxes can simply block outlook... On Oct 26, 2020, at 5:44 AM, John Wilcock <j...@wilcock.fr> wrote: The problem with your analogy is that you are not just interacting with one unwelcome neighbour with a defective washing machine, but with dozens of neighbours whose washing machines work perfectly but who happen to share the same plumber as the unwelcome one. And in many cases these people aren't just your neighbours but potential clients of yours. If you refuse to deal with them on the basis that they use that plumber, you're the one who will lose business. I'm not sure the analogy works all that well, but hopefully you get my point. Outlook.com, Google and Amazon all have millions of legitimate customers from whom you might receive genuine email, and if you block them because of their (relatively few) unwelcome customers, you're throwing the baby out with the bathwater. -- John On 2020-10-25 18:48, Marc Roos wrote: Are you guys working for Google or Amazon or so? Maybe I should give something simple analogy so you understand. If your neighbours washing machine breaks down, and causes you water damage. They have to pay for cleaning up de mess they created in your apartment. If the neighbour spills oil on your parkway, they have to clean it up. Your reasoning resembles: - the neighbour does have to use their washing machine every time, so I will just clean up their mess every time. - it is only once of every 3 times the neighbour uses his washing machine, he floods my apartment, so that is ok. - the neighbour has kids, they cannot be held responsible for dad to flood my apartment every week. So I will not ask the landlord to evict them. I will just clean up their mess every week year after year. - the neighbour floods my apartment every week, I think I will teach him this week how to use the washing machine. - the neighbour floods my apartment every week, I think I will replace my wooden floor for some plastic foil.