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Steve Sobol wrote:

Use what applies. Bulk is more important if it's a bulk mailing;
"unsolicited commercial" is more important if it's not a bulk mailing.

On 2007-06-29, Blinky the Shark wrote:

Political spam is not commercial in nature, but it's still spam. Bulk is more
important than commercial. IMHO of course.

Joe wrote:

You went with a crappy register and you expected more?

Doc O'Leary wrote:

Doc, while the OP has generated a useful thread (at least useful if some
people learn that "bulk" is not a necessary component of spam) I
nominate your reply to OP as the best for its
candid-while-being-accurate nature. :)

dr_phill123@yahoo.com wrote:

Spammers.

Spambots on owned machines. That's why you have to keep your apps
updated and use counter measures to stop the bots from registering.

Yes, it's called a router. Block all the IPs from even seeing your
web site. Start with China and Brazil. Add places like Layered
Technologies that seem to have being a spammer/hacker as a prerequisite
for becoming a customer.

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On Wed, 27 Jun 2007 17:28:54 -0700, dr_phill123@yahoo.com wrote:

On Thu, 28 Jun 2007 05:50:27 GMT, mbstevens
xmbstevensx.com> wrote:

At the risk of seeming to have mis-understood the whole blogging
thing, it seems to me that blogs are just elevated diaries which give
visitors the chance to add their thoughts(?) to a particular theme
chosen from time to time. You have so many diferent topics I would
have thought you'd be better off with a bulletin board / discussion
forum / whatever you want to call them. I run several of these and
have never found them lacking anything essential a blog can offer.

On Wed, 27 Jun 2007 16:43:38 -0700, Hello put finger to keyboard and
typed:

Spam has absolutely nothing to do with quantity. Spam is about
permission. If you have a genuinely opt-in list of a million
subscribers, then sending them all an email is not spam. If you have a
harvested list of ten addresses, then sending them all an email is
spam.