Spam war gags Gilmore

It's very simple - only accept messages from certain e-mail addresses. If you are using micro$oft, then have everyone include a passphrase in the subject line. Imposing viewpoints on people is far worse to a democratic system than a load of junk mail.

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Link to this comment: http://www.securityfocus.com/comments/articles/173/4964#4964

People who don't want spam should filter it out themselves 2001-03-18
Bungie

People who don't want spam should filter it out themselves 2001-03-19
Alun Jones

John has a good point: 2001-03-16
A non-delusional Spam-hater (3 replies)

John has a good point: 2001-03-17
Steve Cohen

John has a good point: 2001-03-18
Stephen J. Friedl

John has a good point: 2001-03-19
Alun Jones

ISPs are doing what the majority want 2001-03-16
someonesomewhere (1 replies)

RE:ISPs are doing what the majority want 2001-03-19
someone247356_AT_yahoo.com (2 replies)

RE:ISPs are doing what the majority want 2001-03-19
someonesomewhere

RE:ISPs are doing what the majority want 2001-03-19
Alun Jones

Search for a better solition 2001-03-17
Gerrie (1 replies)

Search for a better solition 2001-03-19
Alun Jones

open relay irresponsible 2001-03-18
bob niederman

Spam is wrong & open relays don't help BUT...! 2001-03-19
0160 Founder of The Foundation for Peace and Opportunity Seekers since 1987 & Admin of Small ISP in California USA (2 replies)

Spam is wrong & open relays don't help BUT...! 2001-03-19
someonesomewhere

Spam is wrong & open relays don't help BUT...! 2001-03-19
Alun Jones

Foolish thing for an ISP to do 2001-03-20
Net Citizen (1 replies)

Foolish thing for an ISP to do 2001-03-22
Alun Jones <alun (at) texis (dot) com [email concealed]>

Good! Yet another open relay closed! 2001-03-21
Jeroen Wijnands

What the heck does rights and freedoms have to do with this? 2001-03-21
someonesomewhere