Re: Spamcop madness

• To: Piet Beertema < >
• From: Jan Meijer < >
• Date: Mon, 02 Oct 2000 16:06:53 +0200
• Cc: Pierre Baume < >
  Petra Zeidler < >
• Organization: SURFnet BV

> That's about the worst you can do. Unless you don't
> care about your organisation. The sad reality is that
> *lots* of mail can bounce for more or less mysterious
> reasons, but that at least part of if can be recovered
> and (re)directed to the right place if there's a human
> being behind the MAILER-DAEMON alias. My experience is
> that users do appreciate such a service.

Besides that, I thought to read the real problem was the generated
traffic, and when you throw bounces to /dev/null you still have the
traffic over your connection.  So it won't even help.....

Jan

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