Re: [anti-spam-wg] Non-cooperation of RIPE ISP in investigating report of email abuse (spam)
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To: "anti-spam-wg@localhost" anti-spam-wg@localhost
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From: "Jeffrey Race" jrace@localhost
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Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2008 18:26:04 -0500
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Priority: Normal
It's all been written down long ago. See
<http://www.camblab.com/misc/univ_std.txt>
based on
<http://www.camblab.com/nugget/spam_03.pdf>
On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 15:12:26 -0500 (EST), der Mouse wrote:
>> That aside, however, currently there is no policy or procedures for
>> RIPE to follow up on incorrect contact information in the database.
>> [...]
>> In addition while RIPE has produced a number of documents [...]
>> neither the NCC nor this WG are empowered to act to stop an ISP or
>> their customers from [emitting abuse].
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>And there you have in a nutshell the reason why the net is so
>abuse-ridden - RIPE should hever have had even so much as one address
>assigned for them to delegate as long as either of those is true.
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>Authority without responsibility. Bad news wherever it's found.
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>RIPE's authority needs to be revoked (their allocations yanked) until
>they accept responsibility concomitant with it. Of course, that won't
>happen - and, as a result, we'll see abuse from RIPE space continue to
>escalate.
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>> So, in short, we are not the right people to whom to report this
>> issue.
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>You are *exactly* the right people to report it to. That you are
>determined to wash your hands of the responsibility that goes with your
>authority is in large part why RIPE space is so abuse-ridden; that
>ICANN and the IANA are letting you get away with it is why it has
>continued that way for so long (and, because they do the same nothing
>with other RIRs, why the rest of the world has similar problems).
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