Re: [Exim] NEW: Spam Discussion Bullitin Board

[Marc Perkel <ma...@perkel.com>]

I'm sure the spammers are already on these lists. I'm just trying to 
organize the anti-spammers. It's not like there's anything secret about 
open source software.

Wakko Warner wrote:

>>The idea here is to create a repository of antspam technology and
>>anti-spam resources. So - I'm starting out inviting Exim Users and Spam
>>Assassin Developers over to the forum. At the moment there's nothing
>>much there - but I hope people will jump in and share code and tricks.
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>IMO, sounds like you just gave spammers an easy way to tell what methods
>people use and thus can possibly get around those measures.
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Re: [Exim] NEW: Spam Discussion Bullitin Board

[Suresh Ramasubramanian <li...@frodo.hserus.net>]

On Sat, Jan 03, 2004 at 08:01:18PM -0800, Marc Perkel wrote:
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> I'm sure the spammers are already on these lists. I'm just trying to
> organize the anti-spammers. It's not like there's anything secret about
> open source software.

Yup - but there are large, active mailing lists that already discuss these.

spam-l, spamtools etc (plus the sa-talk and other spamass lists) will have a
rather large amount of coverage on this, I guess you will find.

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