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Home 13 Jan 2015 When DNSBLs go bad Email I have often remarked that any fool can run a DNSBL and many fools do so. Since approximately nobody uses the incompetently run BLs, they don't matter. Unfortunately, using a DNSBL requires equally little expertise, which becomes a problem when an operator wants to shut down a list. See more ...   posted at: 23:47 :: permanent link to this entry :: 0 comments Stable link is https://jl.ly/Email/deadbls.html

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