Drizzle Internet NW - FAQ-Spam resources

Where can I find more information about spam and how to stop it?

"Unsolicited e-mail ('spam') forces unwanted and objectionable materials into our mailboxes, impairs our ability to communicate freely, and costs Internet users billions of dollars annually. The SpamCon Foundation protects e-mail as a viable communication and commerce medium by supporting measures to reduce the amount of unsolicited e-mail that crosses private networks, while ensuring that valid e-mail reaches its destination." http://www.spamcon.org/

"Since we presented this site to the public in 1996, we have been pleased to be referenced as one of the best anti-spam sites on the net. Help fight spam to keep the Internet useful for everyone." http://spam.abuse.net/

"Internet experts tell you to never reply to a spam. A "remove" tells the spammer your e-mail address is active and you will be spammed even more. So what are you supposed to do?" http://www.spamrecycle.com/

"Where does spam come from? Who's supporting the spammers?" Welcome to The Spamhaus Project. This database tracks known Spam Gangs, Spam Support Services, and lists providers who keep organized spamming alive by hosting stealth spamming services on their networks. http://www.spamhaus.org/

But don't go here, unless you're a fan of pressed ham bits.

(These aren't Drizzle's links, so Drizzle can't accept responsibility for their content or impact.)