On Mon, Oct 07, 2002 at 06:39:15PM +0300, Ivan Jendov wrote:
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> do we need to see that ? lets make a spam filters/rules for all spam context
> ... i'll thina many people can help with ideas, tools .. etc
Just do a quick search on "spam", "unsubscribe", or "procmail" on
<URI:http://lists.debian.org/search.html> to see megabytes of messages
on this topic. You can particularly see a message of mine (hey, I like
to show off :)) at
<URI:http://lists.debian.org/debian-security/2002/debian-security-200208/msg00273.html>.
A quick response is that mailing list's policy is to deliver messages as
fast as possible, and, therefore, without any moderation.
I know you probably simply wanted to make a good proposal and hope you
don't take this RTFM-like answer as an offence; howerver, I guess if I
haven't responded you would have been ignored. And how could I allow
this -- you administrate my coutry rulers' michenery:
> Ivan Jendov
> System Administrator
> Council Of Ministers
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> www.government.bg
Best whishes to you there, and, hey, you may find it useful and fun to
use the message archives search engine from time to time.
See you soon,
--
Pav
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