Re: Turning Razor into a censorship tool

I would strongly recommend against deliberately blocking the EFF mailing 
list.

rODbegbie wrote:

> Marc Perkel wrote:
>  
>
> > If EFF isn't validating accounts - how do you know that the cause of
> > EFF's newsletter being listed as spam is related to non-validation?
> >    
>
> Tell you what, Marc...
>
> I've just subscribed my girlfriend to Effector.  She hasn't requested it,
> but since I know her email address, and a city & zipcode combination
> somewhere in America, she'll start to receive your mails.  And since I've
> set up our webmail system so that she can report spam easily (to Razor, DCC,
> Pyzor, Trustic, Spamcop and a bunch of other systems), you'll start getting
> blacklisted through them.  And now you'll know that it was because of your
> faulty opt-in process.
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> rOD.
>
>  



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