What, are there only bad guys?
No, of course not; they’re just the most prominent. There are plenty of important good guys, too — the ones that perform the thankless job of cancelling spam, spew, MMF, and all the rest, basically keeping Usenet usable. Among the most famous spam cancellers include the CancelMoose [the first major spam canceller, author of NoCeM, now retired from cancelling], Chris Lewis [the most prominent spam canceller of all time], and Jonathan Kamens [writer of the best spam detection software to date]. Most of the other cancellers can be find on news.admin.net-abuse.*.
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