From: Todd Vierling (no email)
Date: Wed Dec 07 2005 - 14:59:39 EST
On Tue, 6 Dec 2005, Douglas Otis wrote:
> > Not my problem. I don't need or want, and should not be hammered with,
> > virus "warnings" sent to forged addresses -- ever. They are unsolicited (I
> > didn't request it, and definitely don't want it), bulk (automated upon
> > receipt of viruses by the offending server), e-mail... thus UBE.
>
> I know of no cases where a malware related DSN would be generated by our
> products,
That's good. Unfortunately it is not the case for most commercial
anti-malware products.
> nevertheless, DSNs are not Unsolicited Bulk Email.
I don't see how this is relevant to my paragraph above. I was not equating
DSNs to UBE -- I specifically mentioned virus "warnings". Whether those
warnings are look like DSNs, smell like DSNs, or taste like DSNs is wholly
irrelevant; they are still UBE if sent to forged virus sender addresses.
-- -- Todd Vierling <> <> <>
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