New AOL postmaster blog
AOL has their new postmaster blog up and running at http://postmaster-blog.aol.com/. Today they announced new tools over there including a FBL checking tool and a block checking tool.
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AOL converting all FBLs to ARF
- laura
- Jun 27, 2008
AOL announced today that they are phasing out non-ARF feedback loops. As of September 2, 2008, no new non-ARF feedback loops will be created and all existing non-ARF feedback loops will be converted to ARF.
What is ARF?
ARF stands for Abuse Reporting Format. It is a standardized format intended to make processing of automated abuse reports (or feedback loop reports) easier. Word to the Wise has published tools to help recipients process ARF formatted reports and help developers create tools to handle ARF formatted reports. Abacus also supports ARF format out of the box.
AOL Postmaster blog down
- laura
- Oct 31, 2008
AOL has discontinued their blogging platform. This means the AOL postmaster blog is no longer active. I suspect the AOL postmaster team is exploring their options and trying to find a way to continue blogging.
If I hear anything one way or another, I will post it here.
Update: 11/3
AOL assures me they are migrating to a new platform and the blog will be back up.
I also managed to grab a copy of the IP Reputation post that AOL put up and I linked to last week.
Declan weighs in on the VA law
- laura
- Sep 16, 2008
Declan McCullagh writes today about the VA anti-spam law being overturned by the state supreme court.
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