Yeah, I agree. But, I don't want to limit the emails we get from non-registered users (e.g. Alan Cox, Linus, etc. ;'). I also think it is important to have a user-support element still in place. What I might do is split the lists: sensors-devel@ sensors-users@ I could make both of these addresses unadvertised on the web site (which seems to be the primary means that our current address is harvested?), but have an autoresponse to the current sensors@ which gives info regarding the above two addresses. What do you guys think? Spam sucks, and I really resent being forced to add an extra degree of seperation from us and the rest of the world but there may not be another reasonable alternative.... Phil David wrote: >The sensors mailing list is one of my biggest contributor to spam. > >By making the list post only from registered users alot of this would go away. > >I know this because for most of the spam I get I go throught the headers and >then use spamcop to report open relays, spam websites, .... etc > >The extra effort may make a difference. > >