Here's an excerpt from the blog entry: "Instead of badmouthing the judge, what I would imagine is far more productive are letters from ISPs around the world attesting to the importance of Spamhaus as an organization and emphasizing how it is the individual ISP, not Spamhaus, making the affirmative choice to stop e360s messages from entering your servers and your property." The author also says: "Maybe counsel for one of the larger ISPs would be willing to act as a clearinghouse and file the letters, en masse, with the court." I hope folks take these comments to heart. I posted my own experience to the blog. I encourage others to do so. Thomas Gadi Evron wrote:
This is a really good perspective on the subject, from an Illinois bar lawyer: http://blogs.securiteam.com/index.php/archives/664
On Fri, 6 Oct 2006, Gadi Evron wrote:
Information about this court ruling can be found on Spamhaus.s web site, here: http://www.spamhaus.org/archive/legal/e360/kocoras_order_6_10.pdf
Apparently, at this stage, it is only a proposed ruling. But I am no lawyer.
Gadi.