On Thu, 4 Nov 2004, Tore Anderson wrote:
> Of course, the scenario John W.
> Baxter is depicting isn't unlikely either: When greylisting is more
> widely adopted, the technology dies - the spammers will have enough
> incentive to bypass it (by doing each run twice, for instance).
I thought one of the hopes of greylisting is that by the time you're
ready to accept mail from a new sender, if they're an abuser there'll
be a good chance that they spammed their way into blacklists while you
were waiting?
