Marc Perkel wrote: > > But it take a lot less CPU that it takes to run it through SA. I > manage to classify 95% of incomming with Exim rules and I just run SA > on the remaining 5%. So sender verification works for me. And I > welcome it when others verify my domains. I agree.. I don't exactly agree with the folks that hate it, but I do at least understand their thinking on the matter.. > > The bottom line is what uceprotect is doing sucks because they are > blacklisting as spammers peoiple who are in the business of blocking > spam. And when they are making that kind of mistake it really shows > that their service is piss poor. If you run a blacklist and you can't > tell the difference between a spammer and a spam filtering service > then you suck. > > So - uceprotect - you suck! > > Can I say that here?
Yep.. I personally strongly welcome folks criticizing various RBLs and pointing out why they suck. It's good info for anyone to know what kind of FP classes a particular RBL has. FWIW, IMO Spews still sucks because they intentionally list "collateral" IPs, even in "level 1" when they claim they do not.
