deleteme
join:2002-04-22
Chicago, IL
 ·Vonage
 ·Comcast
| Re: Expected This whole thing shows what’s wrong with the legal system – you can sue anybody for anything without any basis whatsoever.
The fact remains, before any of this legal BS, is that you, me, an ISP, a company, this server, that server, whatever, can all elect of their own free will, to use spamhaus or not to use spamhaus. There are plenty of other anti-spam methods, who will apparently allow e360, if you don’t agree with spamhaus’s decision to block. If you think e360 sends spam, and you don’t want that kind of spam delivered to users on your network, that you control or own, then you have a right to voluntarily include spamhaus’s blacklist.
Any admin could just have easily made a rule on their mail server, without a 3rd party blacklist to block e360 messages, and they would be none the wiser – what are they going to do, go after everyone who operates a mail server? I’m paying for the server and bandwidth – not e360 – so yeah, I’ll decide what mail gets delivered or not. |
