[SpamCop-List] Re: Bounces I am Recieving - STILL
Michael Lefevre
michael.spamcop at michaellefevre.com
Tue Mar 9 15:11:28 EST 2004
David Abigt wrote:
> If you search back through the posts you will find a discussion a few weeks
> ago about this. You don't report the bounce because the parser can't handle
> it but reporting the attachment is OK.
actually it isn't ok even then - look at the note at the bottom of the
page Mike referred to - http://www.spamcop.net/fom-serve/cache/14.html
[snip a bunch of other stuff that spamcop doesn't deal with]
> Telling people to compose individual emails manually in response to a
> flow that can reach levels of a DOS attack just does not make sense.
Spamcop isn't telling you to do that, all the rules are saying is don't
use Spamcop to send those reports.
> In the real world we need real solutions. Makes me wonder just who's
> side you are on.
Spamcop is a partial solution for a specific subset of all this crap. The
capacity of Spamcop is (and has been) increasing. It was a notable
occasion when Spamcop reached its millionth report after many months - now
it's handling more than 10 million per day. It's admittedly not keeping
up with the size of the problem, nor is it adapting to deal with other
increasing and related problems of bounces, worm-generated emails, etc.,
but I don't see how that could be perceived as being on the other side.
If you don't like Spamcop, you don't have to use it.
--
Michael
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