Hello, all...

Vernon Schryver <vjs@calcite.rhyolite.com> writes:

> Yes, the main idea of the DCC is not to collect and spread individual
> reports of spam, but to count and so detect bulk mail.
> `dccproc -t many` is both a response to the impossibility of keeping
> bad guys from applying `dccproc -t 1` a million times to a non-bulk
> message and a hack for accepting and spreading reports from good guys
> of mail that is very bulky because it is unsolited.

Would it be useful to setup a spam-magnet address and whenever it
receives mail -- obviously spam -- run it through "dccproc -t many"?