From: Rafal Smigrodzki (rafal@smigrodzki.org)
Date: Tue Jul 15 2003 - 13:56:39 MDT
Benoit wrote:
> On Tuesday 15 July 2003 20:51, Rafal Smigrodzki wrote:
>
>>> If my ISP starts to charge even one extra eurocent per mail i'll be
>>> reluctant and feel less free to send emails to anyone.
>>
>> ### But why do keep thinking about the ISP levying charges - it's
>> you, not the service provider, who is supposed to charge people for
>> receiving their email.
>
> That is unacceptable as well. I don't really understand on which
> basis i should start charging some people to read their email and not
> others.
### I think that Mike Lorrey addressed your concerns very well, let me just
add: if you feel there is no basis for differentiating between friends and
spammers in your email reading habits, you might hardly have a need for
protection from spam. I however feel differently.
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Af for spammers can always hide behind the appearance of a
> new correspondent contacting me for any reason.
### No, they can't, or else they will have to pay you, right?
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And like my
> judeo-christian culture taught me, better let a guilty escape [my
> spam filter] than kill an innocent [genuine email].
### I don't have much credence in Judeo-Christian aphorisms.
Rafal
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