From: bouncer@dev.null   
      
   Wil Evers wrote:   
      
   > We recently discovered that our moderation software is having problems   
   > forwarding approved articles written by authors using a gmail.com   
   > email address to the NNTP/Usenet infrastructure.  As a result, some   
   > articles appear to have been lost.   
      
   As it turns out, an anti-spam measure by the provider hosting the   
   moderation software is blocking outgoing messages containing gmail.com   
   and a few other major email domains (hotmail.com, live.com, yahoo.com,   
   aol.com, earthlink.net) in the 'From:' header.   
      
   For now, to ensure approved articles are propagated, we've installed a   
   filter that rewrites the email addresses in the 'From:' header.   
   '@gmail.com' is changed to '@googlemail.com'; the other blacklisted   
   domains we know about are changed to a non-existing domain name.  We   
   hope to find a more permanent solution soon.   
      
   On behalf of the moderation team,   
      
   - Wil   
      
      
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