very useful and valuable suggestion.

however, among all the mailing lists i've every subscribed to, this
(www-html) is the one that i ever got spam emails from (not to mention
on a regular basis).

simply unacceptable.


<bigger>Tony S. Wu

tonyswu@mac.com


"The world doesn't give us hope - it gives us chance."

http://homepage.mac.com/tonyswu/tonyswu    - My web page.

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On Feb 28, 2004, at 6:07 PM, Kurtis Kroon wrote:


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If you use Mac OS X Mail, you can set up a rule to filter out specific
senders.


If you use Windows Outlook (not sure about Express), you can set up a
rule to filter out specific senders.


If you use a different client, you *should* be able to set up a rule
... but I'm not sure, because I only use these two (Outlook at work
and Mail at home)


Alternatively, you may consider giving SpamFire a try: I just
installed it, set to "Merciless" mode (I like that it has a mode named
"Merciless"), and I'll see how it does. (It was part of Ten for X --
Mac OS X, that is -- but it was available for Windows, too).


Kurtis


On Feb 28, 2004, at 3:11 AM, Wingnut wrote:


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Niklas Wahlberg wrote:


<excerpt>I totally agree, thank you!

-----Original Message-----

From: Martin E [mailto:espmartin@hotmail.com]

Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 5:15 PM

To: www-html@w3.org

Subject: Re: Admin, filter this guy off!!!

Sorry, the dsr@w3.org sender - that dork!!!!

Spammer -     _and_please_do_not_open_his/her_attachments!!!!

----- Original Message ----- From: Martin E To: www-html@w3.org Sent:
Friday, February 27, 2004 2:13 PM

Subject: Admin, filter this guy off!!!

Someone (List Admin?) get this dork black listed (off this
list!!!!!!!!)

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ij@w3.org is weird too.  And I saw a bbos@w3.org come a spammin' thru
recently, too.  This is not good cuz Bert is a hero of mine, so anyone
who corrupts Bert's name... is on my hit list. :)


I'm at or over 50% spam from w3.org. This, and the complaints of lost
posts (I lost 2 from the style maillist last month)... could be looked
into.  While we're at it, lets look into ALL aspects of the w3c to see
what unwanted influences are affecting it and its reputation.  And
let's keep in mind the difference between trolling and healthy
scrutiny.


Wing




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