![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
Feb. 10th, 2003
Thrilling... NOT
Feb. 10th, 2003 01:42 pmLJ is a Black Hole list because one of its ISPs may be a spam haven.
As my employer evolves its anti-malware (anti-spam/virus/content) needs and searches for a product to fill those needs, and and the more I learn (beyond my old Brightmail experience), the more I hate spammers.
But at least they are "honest" thieves.
The whole extortion aspect of Black Holes is really slimy, mostly because they claim to wearing the white hats.
As my employer evolves its anti-malware (anti-spam/virus/content) needs and searches for a product to fill those needs, and and the more I learn (beyond my old Brightmail experience), the more I hate spammers.
But at least they are "honest" thieves.
The whole extortion aspect of Black Holes is really slimy, mostly because they claim to wearing the white hats.
Thrilling... NOT
Feb. 10th, 2003 01:42 pmLJ is a Black Hole list because one of its ISPs may be a spam haven.
As my employer evolves its anti-malware (anti-spam/virus/content) needs and searches for a product to fill those needs, and and the more I learn (beyond my old Brightmail experience), the more I hate spammers.
But at least they are "honest" thieves.
The whole extortion aspect of Black Holes is really slimy, mostly because they claim to wearing the white hats.
As my employer evolves its anti-malware (anti-spam/virus/content) needs and searches for a product to fill those needs, and and the more I learn (beyond my old Brightmail experience), the more I hate spammers.
But at least they are "honest" thieves.
The whole extortion aspect of Black Holes is really slimy, mostly because they claim to wearing the white hats.
![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif){kind=small}