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From: | Ramanan Selvaratnam |
Subject: | [Savannah-hackers] Re: hello |
Date: | Fri, 30 May 2003 02:14:27 +0100 |
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Mathieu Roy wrote:
Ramanan Selvaratnam <address@hidden> a tapoté :Hello all, I have two questions. 1/ Are savannah mailing lists down or experiencing any delays today.Not that I'm aware about.
Well it is working now.
So I have written to the correct place with a mailing list related question.(?)2/ going through the archives of this list I see a lot of spam. Is there a way to control this menace? I am subscribed to a Savannah list where the there was once a lot of spam but over the past six months only about two.Since several month, all mails transiting via gnu.org are filtered by spamassassin. To me, it's very effective. See the Savannah hackers mailing-list for instance In this mailing-list, you can see lot of spam because the list is unused. As a matter of fact, I even set it as "hidden" from the Savannah front page. I added following a suggestion but apparently it not useful. Users of the Savannah software write to savannah-dev, and users of the Savannah platform write to savannah-hackers.
I am looking to work on a translation project which would require some elderly non-software related people to participate via mailing lists. A bit concerned about the current spam level and the nature of the spam too.Take a look athttp://mail.gnu.org/archive/html/savannah-hackers/2003-05/threads.html you'll find about 3 spams for the month, on more than one hundredmails. I think that this is not concerning. 3 spam / 500 mails seem a very acceptable ratio.
Your answer is very helpful. Thanks. Ciao, Ramanan
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