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I have made my first draft translation of the french documents about blacklists. You can read it at: http://www.euro-formation.com/blacklist/ However I don't ask for editing now, it's too early. don't bother neither to correct grammatical or orthographicals mistakes, there are plenty but all this is pré-alpha :-) however the skeleton of the document is here and I accept any clue on the very matter of the subject (blacklists). I have yet to give a view of some blacklists server and abstracts from they own comments. this is a long time (years to come) work. we don't need to go too fast on a so challenging subject. next to do: read and re read the document complete the "user point of view" (mostly empty now) ask some ISP's on the ISP's point of view (first a handfull) and rewrite this with the answers may be then mail to a lot more isps advocate the writing of a "good practice against spam chart" to be signed by ISPs and power unsers (most SMTP servers users) seeking the defaults of most MTA servers and they manuals to see how spam is considered. ????? yours jdd -- <http://www.dodin.net> Formation Linux débutants open -------------------------------------------------------------------- Les listes de diffusion occultes: <URL:http://www.CULTe.org/listes/>