Re: ADMINISTRIVIA: problems with spam-block addresses

[Mod. note: I'd like to draw discussion of spam-blocks to a close
here, as it's off-topic. Thanks to those who sent helpful suggestions
on how to get around the problem -- mjh]

In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Hans Aberg 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Moderators
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>Dear s.a.r. readers,
>>
>>it's been pointed out that the moderators.isc.org mail systems
>>that relay s.a.r. postings from your news server to the moderators
>>have started to reject postings with invalid domains in the From:
>>header (e.g. '[EMAIL PROTECTED]').
>
>One way around this might be to only spam block the part before the "@",
>but leave the part after it correct.

Isn't the advantage of using something like 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>that it is recognised as 
an invalid address, so even if a spammer uses it, it won't be 
propagated?
I don't see mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] but I still have to 
clear it out of my mailbox.
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