[colug-432] Nolisting

[Angelo McComis]

I believe this to be nothing more than snake oil and would not be
effective. True spammers have a plethora of ways to get mail out. One of
their favorites is to prefer the higher distance MX entries with the
thinking that the backups have less filtering.

All that, at the cost of potentially slowing down real mail.

No thanks.

On Aug 17, 2013, at 11:42 AM, Scott Merrill <skippy at skippy.net> wrote:

Anyone tried nolisting?

http://nolisting.org/

Its obviously not a silver bullet for spam, but I'm curious if its a good
first step?

Anyone have experience to share?

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