Re: You've Been Removed!
From: Mark Murray (mark@grondar.za)
Date: 05/06/02
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To: Matthew Dillon <dillon@apollo.backplane.com> Date: Mon, 06 May 2002 11:10:12 +0100 From: Mark Murray <mark@grondar.za>
> I think the lists should remain open. A perfect solution would be
> to have the mail system keep a database of originators (From: and
> the first Received: header). Whenever it sees an email from someone
> not in the database it would request that the person acknowledge
> that they really intended to send the email and, if they do, their
> email goes through and they are added to the database (so it only
> asks them once).
How does that differ from subscription+autodeleting-list-content?
> I've been contemplating writing such a beast for myself, since 90%
> of the email I receive these days is spam. I'm sure others have
> written similar things so I'm wondering if there is a solution out
> there already. At some point I'm going to write mine (as a standalone
> MX relay so it could be tied into any system), when I have more time
> available.
Existing mailing list managers can already do this. It effectively makes
it easy to join the list, but not receive the list contents.
M
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