Actually, I'd be inclined to agree with you, though I have been one of the
offenders. The (anti-)spam discussions have grown to be an unfeasibly large
portion of ILUG mail especially in the last week or so.
To combat this, I've set up a Mailman mailing list (antispam at tech-mad.org) to which anybody who wishes to can subscribe. Archives of course available to members only, and e-mail addresses in the archive obfuscated. Go to spam.tech-mad.org for the link.
Regards,
Ruairi
Ross Lynch [18/07/01 15:10 +0100]:
> Afternoon,
>> > If you don't like getting mails about spam, why not delete them, or
> > filter them out locally?
>> Because they have no place on a linux list in the first place. This thread
> is massively off-topic. I can deal with the occasional spam, although I may
> not like it.
>> -Ross
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