[TowerTalk] spam

[Barry Kutner]

Part of the problem could be that the archives of the reflector are 
available on the contesting.com Web site. If I do a Yahoo search 
on W2UP, it brings up a bunch of previous refector postings. If 
Yahoo has it indexed, I'm sure the spam bots can find it too, and 
pull the e-mail addresses out of the archives.
73 Barry

On 15 May 00, K7LXC@aol.com wrote:

> 
> In a message dated 05/14/2000 7:57:54 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
> labradley@mindspring.com writes:
> 
> > Since I have come out of the closet and posted to Tower Talk
> >  I can't belive how much my spam has increased!
> 
>     Huh? What spam? Forward me a couple of what you mean. Only subscribers 
> can post to the list so you're not getting any unsolicited email from 
> businesses which is what is normally considered spam. If you're referring to 
> topics under discussion that you're not interested in, that's a function of 
> the variety of the list and isn't really "spam". Judicious use of the delete 
> key is the best method for getting rid of that stuff. 
> 
> Cheers,     Steve     K7LXC
> 
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