At first glance, this is an autoresponder that doesn't require a confirmed subscription. If that's correct, when some idiot spammer sends it a message with a sp

At first glance, this is an autoresponder that doesn't require a confirmed subscription. If that's correct, when some idiot spammer sends it a message with a spoofed envelope address (because they don't realize or care that 88fortunes is an autoresponder, not a person), it will send an unsolicited message to whatever address the spammer used. Anyone know how many "this is spam" clicks it takes for them to ban a sender having no history with them?