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Can a TLD have ToS to revoke a domain being used for spam? Otherwise, after sufficiently ruining .fun, I'm sure the spam crowd will just move on to the next ch
by everdev 8y ago
Can a TLD have ToS to revoke a domain being used for spam?
Otherwise, after sufficiently ruining .fun, I'm sure the spam crowd will just move on to the next cheap TLD until that one gets saturated and so on.
- walrus01 8y agoIt can, but I mean really blocking spam at the TLD level is not the most effective way to do it. If I control the rDNS for a public IP I can set it to anything I want. Of course if I want any chance at all for mail delivery the rDNS for the smtpd needs to be the same as its 'forward' DNS name and name in the MX records. But you're much better blocking by IP RBL (ex: many /16 to /18 sized blocks of taiwanese DSL ISPs are blocked in all the major RBLs), using tools like spamassassin on your incoming smtpd, opendkim integrated with your smtpd for incoming DKIM verification, and generally filtering by content.