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From: Michael Hancock <michaelh@cet.co.jp>
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> I very much like the idea of a .db file containing (say):
> #Domainname		Message
> moneyworld.com		Get stuffed!
> 
> Naturally, this is a hypothetical example.. I can't imagine why anybody would
> want to block such fine net-citizens like them.. :-)

By all means, import it!

Regards,


Mike Hancock