Re: Spam

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on 5/30/2003 2:17 PM John Stracke wrote:
> Paul Vixie wrote:
> 
>>if we could make spamganging so illegal that they were eventually
>>not replaced, then their traffic would be replaced by bulk e-mail from every
>>customer of every CRM (customer relationship management) company in the world.
> 
> I'm not sure why this follows.  Wiping out the fraudulent spammers would 
> take a War On Spam, with massive levels of propaganda to stir up public 
> opinion enough to justify the money it would cost.  In that kind of 
> environment, even in the aftermath, no white hat would dare spam; their 
> customers would immediately turn against them.

The way to avoid that kind of blow-back against legitimate use is through
documented innocence (saving the explicit opt-in confirmation).

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