RE: "Hi im Sandra", "Im Jenny", "You've won $5,000", et al.

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The solution is NOT a filter guessing at what name. address or
subject the next Jenny will use. It is simply restricting posting to
registered users.


Resubscribe if the address you are now using
bounces (or simply adjust the address identity in that "other"
computer if you need to make a post. I'm surprised that digest
subscribers on this list are not considered "registered" but,
frankly, the daily volume and use of the delete key is not THAT great
on this list, IMHO; Digest readers, still have to page down past
spam.


Let's restrict the list posting to registered list members! The
problem with filtering this kinds of stuff with guess words is
illustrated below regarding the prohibition of the word s u bscribe.
I'd hate to have someone's message killed because they used "hello"
in the subject line.


> > Subject: Re: "Hi im Sandra", "Im Jenny", "You've won $5,000", et al.
> > The only way I can stop spam from coming into the list (if they are using
> > voice-users@@voicerecognition.com) is to make the list ONLY accept messages
> > from s ubscribed users (notice the space so that this message doesn't get
> > rejected by the listserv).



H. Alan Arfken, Jr.
mailto:aarfken@@pobox.com
P. O. Box 6337
Chattanooga, TN 37401-6337
423.267.2100


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