>Solution 2 is to filter the messages based on having been sent to an
>indiscriminately broad audience, rather than based on who sent them or
>what they were about. AOL could publish a policy that it will not accept
>e-mail sent to more than 500 AOL users, regardless of who sends it or
>what the message is about.
So how many list managers here have 500 or more aol subscribers on a
single list? (I'm sure there are some. I don't but I'm not so far
from it either.) OK juggle the numbers if you want but the point is
how do you propose to differentiate list mail from spam mail under
this solution?
-Mitch
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