Richard Erlacher skrev:
The majority of the SPAM I receive is not only from
foreign hosts, but in
languages I can't read. I most often don't even have the required character
set loaded up.
That's odd, most spam I get, while a fair share is in Chinese, is in English.
Quite often, it is also stated that "this offer is only available to US
residents". BLOODY HELL! What do you think the ".se" means?
U.S. law won' have any impact outside the U.S.
Thankfully.
In the meantime, let's keep the GOV out of our
internet. All they'll do is
limit our ability to use the thing. They won't make it work better. What's
needed is a way to identify bulk mailings of all sorts, so that the sender
can be charged proportionally to his/her bandwidth consumption. That's the
REAL problem with SPAM. It steals bandwidth. Loss of this bandwidth will
inevitably result in all of us having to pay for the bandwidth we use. That
will result in the very people who should be using the internet using it less
because it costs more to use it more. The bandwidth cost has to be
structured such that high-volume uses pay MORE not less. Just like
electrical power users, the use of more than a typical small household
requires should be penalized with higher rates ... MUCH higher rates ...
rather than lower rates as a reward for wasting more.
Erlacher, have you considered how much bandwidth you are wasting by not
snipping responsibly?
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