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03 August 2007

good spam info site.

ISOC have a great wiki site for the Spam Bounty Hunter project - thanks to Calvin Browne for pointing me to it (hint noted for adding to the "how to" section ;).  Worth a visit.

<- Love the logo that Joe had made!

I'll give updates on activities Rob Stokes & I plus a growing bunch of IOZ members intend to take on spam and spammers.  It will not be a short, clean or easy fight. I foresee much frustration ahead, but if we can strengthen the legislation and mechanisms to throttle the scourge here in SA... we will.

aluta continua

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