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David Z Maze <dmaze@mit.edu> writes:

> Fundamentally, the black hole lists contain lists of servers that have
> a mail policy the list operator disagrees with.  This is not
> necessarily a list of machines being actively used to forward spam;
> use at your own risk.

I've turned off black holes for now.  

How do black holes, white lists and filters work together?  I'd
perhaps want something like: 

  It's spam if (it's in the black hole list, but not my white list) or
  the filter says so.

Anyway, for present, I don't reckon I need black holes.  We'll see as
time passes.

-- 
"If you see math knowledge as a tool--as a hammer--with which
you can attack other people then ... you defeat rational discourse."
"I get to call my proof the Hammer.  It's more powerful than *any*
physical object.  It is overwhelming force."  -- Two JSH quotes