On Fri, 25 Oct 2002, Nick Simicich wrote:
> No. The sender is not xxxxxxx@yahoo.com, the sender is the list.
> The bounce is sent to the list because that is the sender. The mail
> is not from xxxxxxx@yahoo.com, the mail is from your list. AOL
> figured that out for the purpose of sending the bounce to the right
> place. They should also understand that for the purpose of
> filtering the mail.
>
> At the very least, AOL's message is wrong, it should be something on
> the order of "composed by" as opposed to "from". They have no other
> place to send the bounce, it would never be correct for them to send
> it to Mr. xxxxxxx who gets mail at yahoo.
Then why send filter-bounces at all? Why can't the filtering or
user-initiated blocking happen quietly?
Thomas Gramstad
thomas@ifi.uio.no
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