[users@httpd] Apache news letter being blocked by AOL Spam filter

[GC...@aol.com]

Who has he power to register the Apache organisation as a "genuine non  spam 
sender"?
 
 
 

Ezmlm has mailed because a digest has been blocked as spam. This  generally 
happens if a URL is 'noted as a spam sender' by a number of AOL  members - 
perhaps ones who used to subscribe and are no longer  interested?
 
If the  URL  http://postmaster.info.aol.com/errors/554hvub1.html
is followed it states  how the digest can be put back in the good books! 
 
 
 
In a message dated 21/01/2005 09:53:41 GMT Standard Time,  
users-digest-help@httpd.apache.org writes:

Hi! This is  the ezmlm program. I'm managing the
users-digest@httpd.apache.org mailing  list.


Messages to you from the users-digest mailing list seem  to
have been bouncing. I've attached a copy of the first  bounce
message I  received.

Re: [users@httpd] Apache news letter being blocked by AOL Spam filter

["Anthony G. Atkielski" <an...@atkielski.com>]

GCotgreave@aol.com writes:

> Who has he power to register the Apache organisation as a "genuine non  spam
> sender"?
 
AOL, but from what I've seen of AOL's e-mail handling, they are too
incompetent to distinguish between spammers and legitimate e-mail
senders, and they are completely intransigent.

The best thing to do is to switch to a different ISP.  You can be sure
that AOL is blocking a lot of other legitimate e-mail besides an Apache
newsletter.  Of course, if you're on AOL, you never find out exactly
what AOL has thrown away.

-- 
Anthony



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