Actually Bill I'm not sure how DNSStuff picked up my list. It's mostly
for my use and my friends originally and although it can be used for the
blacklist part it's strongest feature is in its whitelist.
What I do is track IP addresses and count spams and hams in a MySQL
database. Once an IP has 25 entries then they make the list. If they are
99% spam then they are blacklisted. If 99% ham they are whitelisted. And
the resy are what I call yellow listed. A yellow listing meean that they
are a mixed source and the send some ham. I use this to skip all other
blacklist tests.
http://wiki.ctyme.com/index.php/Spam_DNS_Lists
