[SpamCop-List] Re: Why Am I Blocked? FAQ
Miss Betsy
nobody at spamcop.net
Wed Feb 2 20:02:48 EST 2005
"Frank Ellermann" <nobody at xyzzy.claranet.de> wrote in message
news:420157BE.4C05 at xyzzy.claranet.de...
> Miss Betsy wrote:
>
> > The point of this FAQ is that a lot of people do not access
> > the 'official' FAQ before posting or don't understand it.
>
> Ellen's point is probably, that deputies@ get numerous mails
> from whining users of blocked MTAs, and if your text somehow
> indicates that their MTA might be blocked for two days, then
> they might send really annoying mails to deputies@
If they read my text, they would email their ISP.
>
> "24 hours after the last spam was sent" is much more friendly
> for these upset users.
>
> > see how well they understand the official FAQ.
>
> Whining users don't read FAQs. But if they do it against all
> odds they might find yout text, and that should be as correct
> as possble.
Ok, I am conceding that 48 hours should not be used. Though I am
betting that whiners would be relieved to find out that 'their' IP
address will age off in 24 hours instead of 48 and think their
email to the deputies has accomplished something.
Edited version
The SpamCop BL listing will expire automatically within a specific
period of time based primarily on when the last spam came from that
IP address. http://www.spamcop.net/fom-serve/cache/297.html for
more information on the SpamCop BL listing.
The official spamcop FAQ is referenced both for the admins and the
end users already and is now referenced again.
Miss Betsy
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