>My ISP is very anti spam, which I applaud. Whenever yahoogroups.com is
>used as the origin of spam, it ends up in a black hole list used by my
>ISP, and all messages from all yahoogroups addressed to me are bounced.
>I then have to manually reactivate my yahoogroups. Inevitably, I miss
>some messages in the mean time.
>
>Having to reactivate yahoogroups and missing messages is inconvenient. I
>would therefore appreciate any alterations to the set-up of the group
>that the moderators could make to reduce the likelihood of spammers.
Perhaps you would get more mileage pointing out to the ISP that a signal to noise ratio of about 99.9% signal is pretty darn good these days, and black listing the group for the 0.1% spam is kind of overkill. Certainly, I doubt there is much the moderators can do that they haven't done already.
Cheers,
Graham
-- Graham Robinson graham_at_... Albion Software Engineering Ltd.
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