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Vigilantes or Public Servants?
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Does building block lists of IP addresses that are "apparently" spammers and distributing this list without notifying the offending party vigilantism or service provision? I lean toward them being vigilantes. Perhaps if a mechanism was in place to warn the alleged spammer they are about to be blocked, the service would seem more friendly...
https://www.infosecisland.com/blogview/3294-Vigilantes-or-Public-Servants.html
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