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I set one up with my primary email address probably 10 years ago just to block someone else doing it. I keep their IP space blocked on my local network (but not
by _jal 9y ago
I set one up with my primary email address probably 10 years ago just to block someone else doing it. I keep their IP space blocked on my local network (but not my mail server - I try to be a good netizen). I have probably seen a facebook.com page three or four times since then - misclicks at work, etc. And never while 'logged in'[1].
I still get an endless stream of spam from them.
"Facebook - more AOL than AOL ever was."
[1] whatever that means, wrt them.
- 659087 9y ago> (but not my mail server - I try to be a good netizen) Blocking sources of spam is part of being a "good netizen".
- _jal 9y agoBeing reachable by other admins is what I was referring to[1]. I do aggressively block pure-spam hosts, of course, but I can't consider FB one of those. [1] I find it exceedingly unlikely that FB mail admins would need to reach me to troubleshoot something, but it is the principle.