Spam

  • Thread starter Thread starter Peter Foldes
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Peter Foldes wrote:

Now you're posting spam?

Peter - what gives?
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He is responding to spam, and identifying it as such. I've taught my
newsreader to just discard it.
 
98 Guy

The one that is "Free downloads etc etc etc) The person populated the MS servers .
At least in the 36 groups that I participate in. It is pure Spam and nothing else
 
Peter said:
98 Guy

The one that is "Free downloads etc etc etc) The person populated
the MS servers. At least in the 36 groups that I participate in.
It is pure Spam and nothing else
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I don't see it on google's "groups" server (usually the spam filtering
on google's server is very weak or non-existant) but in this case I
don't see it:

http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6.browser/topics

It's been my observation that a lot of spam that appears in the
microsoft.public groups are actually injected by Microsoft's own servers
- an indication they are poorly managed.
 
: "N. Miller" wrote:
:
: > >> Spam
: >
: > > Now you're posting spam?
: > >
: > > Peter - what gives?
: >
: > He is responding to spam, and identifying it as such. I've
: > taught my newsreader to just discard it.
:
: What spam is he responding to?

Ignore Peter. He doesn't get it.
 
It's been my observation that a lot of spam that appears in the
microsoft.public groups are actually injected by Microsoft's own servers
- an indication they are poorly managed.
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In my experience, most spam is injected by Google Groups. Do you consider
them "poorly managed"?

In any case, the spam in question was not injected by Microsoft's own
servers, but by NNTP servers run by Astraweb.
 
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