Marval - 5:20 pm on Feb 11, 2005 (gmt 0)  Since the seperate
thread didnt seem to get posted - what is everyones take on the
possibility that in their "anti-spam" campaign, Google has
started using the new whois feature "blacklist" that relys on
the spew database of IP blocks listed as spamming emails? I have
seen a very good correlation between some friends domains that
have lost complete listings and the fact that their domains in a
whois search show "listed" for the blacklist feature - the only
problem I can see with this is that the spew database tends to
blacklist entire blocks of IPs in response to the spam reports -
so these friends sites just happened to be on a server that
shared IP blocks with other dedicated servers that were spamming
emails. Not a conspiricy theory or anything - just a small
parallel that seems to exist between different hosts/different
servers having the same problems.  Thread source:
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