Tom Neff writes:
> Is anyone else starting to see bounces of the form
>
> ... while talking to air-xj05.mail.aol.com.:
> >>> RCPT To:<SomeMember@aol.com>
> <<< 550 SomeMember IS NOT ACCEPTING MAIL FROM THIS SENDER
> 550 <SomeMember@aol.com>... User unknown
>
> I have started to see more and more of these, and I find myself wondering
> whether AOL members (and possibly on other services) are using the
> ever-expanding "spam blocking" facilities as a shortcut to leave lists,
> rather than figure out how to do it at the listserv level.
I am not sure it is a "spam blocking" facility. It clearly states it does
know now the use and returns a 550 which means it is permanent. More than
likely the user went away or deleted that profile and created another one.
Deleting their membership is about all you can do.
> Maybe if we worked with AOL and MUA makers to translate the RFC2369 Unsub
> header into an equally easy "button," members would use it?
Getting these idiots is one of the crosses you carry for running a list.
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