Hey Alan!!

"Alan is a Coward" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Are you related to any of these people?

Is this a proximate threat to safety? If it isn't, I don't know what is.
I've filed my abuse complaint with the remop, we obviously need many more.

Ned Pike <[email hidden]> wrote...

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Is this a proximate threat to safety? If it isn't, I don't know what is.
I've filed my abuse complaint with the remop, we obviously need many more.

No use, according to DingoRemailer FAQ <copied below>.

My advice - add all remailers to your personal killfile; and/or ignore
remailer posts.

Help out by ignoring this gross abuser.

- Peter

+++++++ From DingoRemailer FAQ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

We do not censor or filter based on content. Requests to do so will be
ignored.

This includes usenet trolls and requests to censor "offensive" content. Our
best advice for dealing with usenet trolls is to ignore them or setup
filters to block them on your usenet client, such as killfiles. If some
content bothers you, only you know what filters work best for you. When
dealing with "trolls" remember that trolls want your attention. Don't give
it to them. Nothing hurts a troll more than to be ignored. No matter how
difficult it may be, ignore them or killfile them. "Offensive" content can
not be censored in advance. There is no technology to do this effectively or
accurately. Legitimate content will be censored erroneously and "offensive"
content will still get past the best censorware. So in either case, the
solution will not accomplish either of its goals (let the "good" content
out, delete the "bad" content). The bottom line on this issue is that its
not possible to censor or filter out "offensive", "obscene", "hateful" or
any other objectionable content in any effective way in advance, so don't
ask us to do this. It can't be done correctly (technologically or
ethically), therefore we won't do it.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

I don't think most who use OE can block these remailers, unless you know
better, as they usually forge the from address, which OE uses as a ref for
filtering.

I'd like to see all remailers add the word remailed to their subject line,
then we would all know, and we could act accordingly. Of course, the legit
person who's email was not remailed would not have this.

Brian

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graphics are great, but the blind can't hear them
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"Peter Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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|
| Ned Pike <[email hidden]> wrote...
| > Is this a proximate threat to safety? If it isn't, I don't know what
is.
| > I've filed my abuse complaint with the remop, we obviously need many
more.
| >
|
| No use, according to DingoRemailer FAQ <copied below>.
|
| My advice - add all remailers to your personal killfile; and/or ignore
| remailer posts.
|
| Help out by ignoring this gross abuser.
|
| - Peter
|
|
| +++++++ From DingoRemailer FAQ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
|
| We do not censor or filter based on content. Requests to do so will be
| ignored.
|
| This includes usenet trolls and requests to censor "offensive" content.
Our
| best advice for dealing with usenet trolls is to ignore them or setup
| filters to block them on your usenet client, such as killfiles. If some
| content bothers you, only you know what filters work best for you. When
| dealing with "trolls" remember that trolls want your attention. Don't give
| it to them. Nothing hurts a troll more than to be ignored. No matter how
| difficult it may be, ignore them or killfile them. "Offensive" content can
| not be censored in advance. There is no technology to do this effectively
or
| accurately. Legitimate content will be censored erroneously and
"offensive"
| content will still get past the best censorware. So in either case, the
| solution will not accomplish either of its goals (let the "good" content
| out, delete the "bad" content). The bottom line on this issue is that its
| not possible to censor or filter out "offensive", "obscene", "hateful" or
| any other objectionable content in any effective way in advance, so don't
| ask us to do this. It can't be done correctly (technologically or
| ethically), therefore we won't do it.
| ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
|
|

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"Glen F" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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OE will block a domain, using either Rules or Block Sender.
No problem. RTFM.

I don't see any way to block a domain using OE rules. It's
possible via the Blocked Senders list, but OE only parses the
From: tag for that, which the poster can easily falsify.
So you can't block an anonymous remailer this way. Maybe you
should RTFM, or is there something I've missed??

To block a domain in OE, go to Tools | Message Rules | Blocked Senders list.

Click on Add - it then tells you how to block a domain.

Tim