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> The current web demands deanonymization. And naturally "abuse" is blamed I used to work at a smallish mom-and-pop website host (do those even exist anymore?)

> The current web demands deanonymization. And naturally "abuse" is blamed I used to work at a smallish mom-and-pop website host (do those even exist anymore?) that also offered email services. Our PF firewall just straight-up blocked huge swaths of IPv4 CIDRs because it was 99% email spam and exploit scanners. We had no ability whatsoever to fight it any other way. I don't recall even a single complaint from any of our customers.

wiml 3y ago
> I don't recall even a single complaint from any of our customers Well, there are two different reasons you might not have received any complaints...
- VWWHFSfQ 3y ago
  What are the two different reasons?
  - zdragnar 3y ago
    Nobody had a complaint to lodge because none of the emails were legitimate, or they had no means of contacting them because the were completely blocked, presumably.