Other guy sounds like a giant dick-wad - we should not be wholesale blocking IP ranges without recourse to "unblock". Whatever the other guy thinks about it be

Other guy sounds like a giant dick-wad - we should not be wholesale blocking IP ranges without recourse to "unblock". Whatever the other guy thinks about it being "necessary" or whatever, there is not commonly a way for a user to whitelist a service. And services providing email dont normally take that sort of signal into account, either. Once you are operating a large system that is used by many people, you become a public utility - furthermore, at that scale we can generally find where you live and come lock you up. This kind of thing is 100% regulatable. Either let users choose what mail they receive, or implement regulation forcing compliance. If that doesnt happen, and you snub my lawyer like the irresponsible mega corp you probably are, guess thats one more reason for me to polish off my shotgun and takeout the dickwads running the megadoom corp.