spam on the list?

spam on the list?

[Anthony Philipp]

I've been recieving a lot of spam from the list. Is there any way
you guys could filter it? Also my address seems to have been
harvested from the web archives. It there anything that can be done
to obscure email addesses?

Thanks in advance!

Anthony

Re: spam on the list?

[Stefan Reinauer]

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* Anthony Philipp <philipp1@uiuc.edu> [060311 23:30]:
> I've been recieving a lot of spam from the list. Is there any way
> you guys could filter it? Also my address seems to have been
> harvested from the web archives. It there anything that can be done
> to obscure email addesses?
> 
> Thanks in advance!

Hi,

I suggest putting the list to "subscribers only" and push those few
leftover messages through manually. On a mailing list I have there
are 20+ spams per day but a single good post stays in the filters in a
month or two. Fair enough..

Stefan

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Re: spam on the list?

[Mads Martin Joergensen]

* Stefan Reinauer <stepan@coresystems.de> [Mar 12. 2006 21:14]:
> * Anthony Philipp <philipp1@uiuc.edu> [060311 23:30]:
> > I've been recieving a lot of spam from the list. Is there any way
> > you guys could filter it? Also my address seems to have been
> > harvested from the web archives. It there anything that can be done
> > to obscure email addesses?
> > 
> > Thanks in advance!
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I suggest putting the list to "subscribers only" and push those few
> leftover messages through manually. On a mailing list I have there
> are 20+ spams per day but a single good post stays in the filters in a
> month or two. Fair enough..

Ok, mlmmj list is now subscribers only.

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