Re: Spam passing greylisting.

Dave Lists wrote:
> Cami wrote:
>
>> Dont wait till the spammers learn to retry, start
>> collecting all their networks ranges today for a
>> spam-free tomorrow. :P
>
>
> I really dislike the idea of blocking networks based on one customers
> abusive behaviour, but as you say, statistics

statistics arne't an excuse. blocking honest people will always be a bad
thing. those who say "but we/they/it/..." are just heading for a war
where they put some of us in the other side. and after that, they don't
understand that they are loosing...

If a network sends me
> 100-0 spam-ham then I'll assume it's safe to block them with a warning.

if you assume it's safe, you need no warning. the problem is the "safe"
thing....