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In article <G6MHIo.8xM@kithrup.com>, mrs@kithrup.com (Mike Stump) writes...
> In article <3A53D488.881EB678@dvv.org>, Dima Volodin  <dvv@dvv.org> wrote:
> >Mike Stump wrote:
> >> And we have yet to see the proof that it isn't nearly identical to the
> >> MAPS RSS list.  Someone gets spam, submits the complaint, and if it
> >> relays, on the list it goes.  QED.  Thanks for playing.
> >
> >Bzzzt, wrong answer. Nobody can claim that there were any spam from
> >my host that ended up listed by ORBS, yet it's there. No spam, no
> >complaints, ORBS entry. QED.
> 
> Congradulations, what you have done, is shown a single example of when
> it didn't work the way I described.


Funny how all the examples that you keep hearing over the last couple
of years of debate on this topic are "unique and isolated".

Lot of isolation out there.



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