RE: My only problem with URIBL_BLACK|On a side note, to anyone watching this seemingly incredible long discusion about one FP: |This is typically what URIBL member do. We take every FP and delist request seriously. We do deep research on |each one. Much deeper then anything you have seen here in this thread. Its not the first time someone has told us |about an FP that has turned out to be false. Won't be the last. |We've had spammers request delistings, which of course sets our magic elves into a firey rage or research. This |only backfires on the spammers, and not only doesn't get his spam domain delisted, but gets a lot more of them |found in research listed. |A lot of people on other spam lists have said how "Soul Grinding" running an RBL is. Well we can now attest to that |fact. Threads like this happen in private very often. Lots of work. One can often do hours of research to add 100+ |domains, only to find another member has already done it! Bastards! :) |All of this would not be possible without some very incredible people. I can't thank the members of URIBL enough. |The people who support us with mirrors. The anonymous non-members who email us privately with lots of helpful |info. Hosts for the bandwidth. Jeff Chan and W.Stearns, for that very first conference call. The SA devs for putting up |with us,....ok, me. And of course.....the magic elves. Thanks to all. |(Might as well add, all of the above also goes for the incredible work of the SARE team!) |--Chris
Chris, I brought the issue up as I had a few messages of what my customers believed were FP's. I only posted 2 examples but there are many. In my case, I have 1 out of 1000's how will want the mailing. I think what I got out of this whole discussion was that I need to implement per user whitelisting. I will be working on that this weekend. I support URIBL 100%. In fact, if you check, you will see that I am a mirror and have made donations for the cause in the past ;-) QQQQ
