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In article <3A4CACDA.70CCE7DC@dvv.org>, Dima Volodin  <dvv@dvv.org> wrote:
>Mike Stump wrote:
>> ORBS and MAPS are similar, we throw the baby out with
>> the bathwater, and exclude them.  The lists attempt to excommunicate,
>> if I may use that word, people that don't conform to our societies
>> norms.
>
>ORBS and MAPS  are _not_ similar.

Look, you know the ways in which they are and aren't.  This isn't
productive.  But, if you insist...

In the context I gave, wich was meant to be a more limited context
than you interpreted it, they are in fact similar.  They both will
list IP addresses, sometimes in bulk (more than a single IP address),
knowing full well that doing so will at times cause legitimate email
to bounce.  In this _one_ instance, they are similar.  They are also
similar in other ways as well, such as the way they use DNS to serve
the content of their lists.  They are also similar in the way they are
used by people.  There are lots of other similarities.  But this is
beside the point.