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From: Matt Hess (no email)
Date: Tue Jan 04 2005 - 00:11:16 EST
Was told this was off-topic.. oops!
Off-list replies please, thanks.
Matt Hess wrote:
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> I'm curious as to what people feel is pro-active for the internet
> community as far as an available and active abuse desk goes.. As of late
> I run into more and more automated groups who I personally think are
> very wrong for forcing reports to come in via e-mail or web submission
> only.
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> The argument I have been presented is that those ISP's should not have
> to offer an actual human being on an abuse desk for non-customers as
> they make no money on it.
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> My take is that this is an inherent expense to having customers.. that
> expense is part of being involved with the internet and should be
> expected of a provider who wishes to be taken seriously in the internet
> community.
>
> *dons flame retardant.. well, everything*
>
> Matt Hess
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