[epub] Re: what's the policy?

["Maria Marsala" <yahoo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

<snip> Is there a way to truly whitelist a challenge/response
account for a discussion list? Because the challenge/response is triggering
based on the From: field of the sender of the message -- it would be
difficult to do a blanket whitelist I would think.</snip>

Well, here is what I try...

1) Because my y list is an double opt in I receive a note of some sort - I
think the verifying note back - stating that their email address is being
verified yada, yada, so I just don't verify, and they don't join.

2) Now for those who join, I see what their email list name is on the spam
alert, and try what comes up before @**((alert.com  or @**__assassin   That
works in 50% of the cases.  Then I try part of their Verification address.
If that doesn't work, I put them in Norton, so I don't get their info in my
regular mail.


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Maria Marsala
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