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On Wed, 5 Jan 2005, Kris Kennaway wrote:

> You need to instead block Tm[0-9]+ because he likes to change his
> address every few weeks [1].

Ah, thanks; filter updated accordingly :-)

> [1] Perhaps the counter reflects the number of times his AOL account
> has been deleted.

Indeed,

PS: cable.rogers.com filter now removed; they had a *bad* spamming problem 
a while back, but now the infected boxes are now more-or-less permanently 
listed in the various DNSBLs.

-- Dave