Phil, of course you and others who have made this point are correct in pointing out the delete key. And no one is blaming Andy in any sense. Why anyone would assume that is beyond me. This doesnt detract from the fact that there is an increasing amount of spam seeping through nor does it detract from the irritation this invasion from these spam jerks causes. Delete key nonwithstanding. At some point we are going to either have to accept a closed list, or a list invaded with spam. All the filters in the world wont keep these buggers out. Spam authors are aware of email filters and more and more of them are figuring out how to fool them. And its going to get worse before it gets better. Phil Bondi wrote: > > I wholeheartedly agree ! Gets ridiculous. > > > ..what would be more ridiculous is how this list would look without Andy > Rudoff's expertise. I've already said that I believe Andy is making changes > to how this list functions. It takes time, and Andy does this on a volunteer > basis, similar to how alot of functions with the PTG work. > > I won't speak for Andy since I don't know all the facts. I can assure you > the amount of spam that gets through the filters now is nothing comapred to > what this list might look like without those filters. Ask me how I know. > > The Delete key, on my keyboard, is located right below the 'insert' key, in > the bank of keys just left of the numeric pad. I would suggest you get > aquainted with its location and, on the rare occasion that junk mail makes > it through the mountain of filters that are already in place, use it. > > Changes are in the wind. > > -Phil Bondi > tito@philbondi.com -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no http://home.broadpark.no/~rbrekne/ricmain.html
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