[martin_fierro]

Yeah, THAT might happen.

[inflation]

Since about 71% of spam comes from servers in china, how will this help?

[Asclepius]

An FTC attorney said the new rules should help computers that use anti-spam filters to weed out adult-oriented e-mail sent without permission.

Spammers fear FTC rules as much as terrorists fear court summonses.

[RightWhale]

Those who received spam that violates federal guidelines can forward it to uce@ftc.gov

Uh . . . could we get in trouble for doing that?

[stainlessbanner]

Great, now spam has even more vulgar subject lines. Nothing like encouraging them.

[Cicero]

If adhered to, this will help eliminate some spam. You can easily create a Message Rule in Outlook or Outlook Express, for instance, to delete any message with "Sexually Explicit" in the subject line.

[Imagine]

I wonder if we can do something like this for Viagara sellers, credit card peddlers and the mortgage refinance people???

[projectile]

At least the porn spam I can read. What the heck is up with all the span I get like this?

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