No. Its' one spam e-mail. Not a flood. Noone should be responsible to manual review. That's ridiculous ! If you can't get over it, unsubscribe. ————————————— Trần H. Trung ————————————————— https://trung.fun https://tranphuoc.org ——————————————————————————— OpenPGP: 272B C112 E0C1 CA52 2987 8E06 4C2E 262F 6514 7810 ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— On 26/10/14 09:11pm, Badri Sunderarajan via Standards wrote:
Hi Peter,
I have a solution in mind: put the first mail from a new sender under review and then once accepted allow subsequent mails to pass through. This would hopefully thwart most bots, and wouldn't be as much of a burden as reviewing every mail.
You beat me to it, but I was going to suggest this too. It's what we have been using for FSCI (Free Software Community of India) mailing lists and has been working out quite well. A spam filter in front of that helps reduce the noise further, of course. --
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