full-disclosure - OT: On *not* reporting spam to your ISP (Was: Re: Ahh shucks!!)

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Message-ID: <20040106185550.GR7398@sentex.net>
From: damian at sentex.net (Damian Gerow)
Subject: OT: On *not* reporting spam to your ISP (Was: Re: Ahh shucks!!)

Thus spake Jonathan A. Zdziarski (jonathan@...learelephant.com) [06/01/04 09:30]:
> Could we please knock it off with forwarding spam to this list? That's
> what abuse@...risp.com is for.

AHHH!  No, it most certainly is not!  abuse@...risp.com is for spam
*involving* yourisp.com's networks.  Please either parse the headers
yourself and report them yourself, or use some automated utility (such as
SpamCop).  We abuse desk folk have enough work just tracking down the
miscreants *on* our networks, we don't need to be responsible for those who
aren't.