Ive been listed in list.dsbl.org - how do I configure so as to get unlisted

[Andrew Mathews]

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Collins Richey wrote:
| On 06 Sep 2003 07:52:26 -0400
| burns <linux at burnsmacdonald.com> wrote:
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|>These people are operating on vigilante principles... they don't care.
|>If they can eliminate 80% of spam by blackholing 15% of the genuine
|>innocent mail users, they are happy. It's a war and they don't care
|>who gets hurt - they consider it justifiable collateral damage.
|>
|>The scary thing is no-one voted for these guys, they weren't appointed
|>by any government agency and they aren't accountable to anyone. These
|>are just people who are feeding their ego and power-tripping on how
|>they are 'saving the world.'
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| And you wonder why some organizations have an aversion to open source.
| These cowboys are no better than the cows they are trying to herd.
|

And the alternative is? They have to fight an ever escalating battle
with the spammers, who, by the way, don't seem to give a shit about
"innocent" users either. They're fighting fire with fire, and
unfortunately, some people are caught in the middle. But if you're
blaming the Sysadmins or DNSBL's for your woes, you're blaming the wrong
people. If the friggin' spammers weren't being the abusive assholes that
they are, NONE of this would be necessary. It's like saying "Don't back
that fire truck over my flower bed! I'd rather let the fire burn down my
house!" Or a dictum from a CEO who has *no* concept of what they demand:
Monday: "Turn off those filters! I can't get mail from Hotmail!"
Tuesday: "Why didn't you fix the spam problem? Are you ignorant?"
Wednesday: "I can't get mail from Hotmail again!"
Thursday: "Why do I have 100 spam messages again?"
Friday: "You're incompetent, so I'm firing you."

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