[Operators] server reputation

[Neil Stevens]

Jesse Thompson wrote:
> But you're probably right.  I don't really know how many legitimate 
> email/im messages would be blocked if I started blocking email/im from 
> any email/im server that is hosted on a dynamic network.  My feeling is 
> that there are very few legitimate email/im services that don't have 
> static IPs for their MX/s2s traffic.

Well, I know many of the false positives that bounce my email as spam 
tend to be so-called DULs that are inaccurate.

Whetehr this is acceptable depends on what your goal is: To deliver all 
legitimate traffic, while blocking as much spam as possible, or to block 
all spam, while delivering only some percentage of all legitimate traffic.

-- 
Neil Stevens - neil at hakubi.us

If you're seeing shades of gray, it's because you're not
looking close enough to see the black and white dots.

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