Most TGP and Link List scripts allow the owner or reviewer to blacklist submitters by a range of identifying factors such as email address, IP, domain, etc. Generally webmasters end up on the blacklist for cheating, using deceptive tactics, submitting with multiple identities in an attempt to get around submission per day limits, constant rule breaking, and other factors. When you are blacklisted the TGP or Link List who has blacklisted you will no longer accept submissions from you.
Generally, a blacklist is a list of people or things that have incurred disapproval or suspicion or are to be boycotted or otherwise penalized. Related to e-mail, blacklisted IP addresses will not be allowed to send mail to someone trusting the blacklist. Blacklisted e-mail addresses will not be allowed to send mail to a user or organization. See: DNS-based Spam Databases
There are two kinds of blacklists: IP-blacklists Publication of a group of IP addresses known to be sources of spam. The goal of these blacklists are to provide a list of IP addresses that a network can use to filter out undesireable traffic. However, since spammers are constantly changing their IP addresses, the effectiveness of IP-blacklists is limited. r-user blacklists Lists of e-mail addresses or domain names from which spam filters allow messages to be received. The list can be gradually compiled over a period of time and can be edited whenever the user wants.
List of the domains or IP names of suspected spammers, used by ISPs and other companies to block suspicious incoming e-mail.
A list of IP addresses suspected of being used to deliver spam. ISPs and corporate mail administrators use reputable blacklists to reject mail from spammers.
A feature of anti-spam software that allows users to designate IP addresses, domain names, and individual email addresses from which no mail will be accepted. This is sometimes called a "Static Black List" because the user defines the list.
A blacklist is a list of IP addresses which are not allowed to send you email. If you send SPAM, you may end up on someone else's blacklist.
A list of email senders, domains, or hosts that are automatically and entirely blocked from sending mail to the filtered address, regardless of the message content.
IP addresses that are not allowed to send mail to someone trusting the blacklist. Blacklisted email addresses are not allowed to send mail to a user or organization.
a list of people who are out of favor
a collection of entire IP addresses that have been identified as sources of spam
a corresponding list of known "bad" senders
a database of internet addresses (IPs) that have either been identified as, or are being used by companies and individuals to send spam
a database of known Internet addresses (or IPs) used by individuals or companies sending spam
a database ofknown Internet addresses (or IPs) used by individuals orcompanies sending spam
a database of known internet addresses (or IP's) used by persons or companies sending spam
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a list maintained by an AntiSpam software package to protect you from specific domains and/or email senders
a list of domain and/or addresses from which email will ALWAYS be tagged as spam
a list of email addresses that you never want to receive email from
a list of e-mail addresses which send spam which are normally not caught by SpamAssassin
a list of email senders you do not wish to receive email from
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a list of IP's that a third party compiles based on certain criteria and then publishes them (via DNS) to anyone who wants to use them
a list of IPs that have been reported as sending spam
a list of ISPs allowing spam messages through their network either inadvertently or deliberately
a list of known open e-mail relays
a list of "never-want-to-hear-from-you-again" addresses
a list of people (or email addresses or an entire domain) that you DO NOT want to receive mail from The reverse of this rule is also true
a list of persons or organizations to be boycotted or punished
a list of spammers and other emailers that have been identified by
a list of undesirable persons or entities
a list or of emails, domains or IP addresses from which you will never accept email even if it is otherwise legitimate
a list or register of people
an online resource that maintains a database of known spammers and the networks that support or enable spamming
a record of all email address from which you do not wish to receive emails
a separate sub list containing addresses that aren't allowed to subscribe to the list
a set of email addresses and domain names that you select to be denied by the mail system
A list of blocked Web sites, e-mail addresses, or IP addresses.
A term used to describe lists of search engine SPAMmers compiled by search engines and/or vigilante users; these lists are then used to ban SPAMmers from search engines or to boycott them.
A list of systems from which mail (or sometimes all connectivity) will be denied by systems using the blacklist. See also "DNSBL"
A list of email addresses, domain names or organizations that have known to be the source of spam.
A blacklist is the publication of a group of ISP addresses known to be or believed to be sources of spam.
A list of email senders or domains confirmed as invalid or as sources of SPAM and will always be blocked
An URL that lists domains/IP addresses that spread spam.
A list of unscrupulous players that are not allowed to gamble at a certain online casino.
A blacklist is a list of IP addresses of mail servers that are suspected of sending unsolicited commercial e-mail. Blocking E-mails that are blocked are prevented from reaching the inbox, either by an Internet Service Provider or a mail filter.
A list of outside email addresses not allowed to send messages to the email server.
A list of "bad" email addresses (spam) or inappropriate Web sites. Some filtering and blocking tools can be set up to prevent access to Web sites on the blacklist or to prevent email from addresses on the blacklist from entering your inbox.
A list of specific, individual bidders who are blocked from a given seller's auction
A list of people or objects banned or restricted in some way. Often used in reference to Internet content filtering, a blacklist is normally developed over time, with new addresses (such as URLs or email) added on the basis of violations of a rule or acceptable performance. See also whitelist.
A blacklist is a list of people, IP addresses, or Url's that you have disallowed to send you email in your spam filter. You can blacklist people, IP addresses or Url's with SPAMfighter - get it here.
A list of e-mail addresses from outside your network that are not allowed to send mail to your e-mail server(s). trimMail Inbox consults outside servers for known spammers, as well as letting you customize your own internal list.
A list that blocks certain bidder from participating in your auction. On eBay it's known as a "blocked bidder" list.
A list containing email addresses or IP addresses of suspected spammers. Blacklists are sometimes used to reject incoming mail at the server level before the email reaches the recipient.
A list of names or persons or firms to be discriminated against, either in employment or patronage.
A list developed by anyone receiving email, or processing email on its way to the recipient, or interested third-parties, that includes domains or IP addresses of any emailers suspected of sending spam. Many companies use blacklists to reject inbound email, either at the server level or before it reaches the recipient's in-box. Also Blocklist and Blackhole list.
A list of known spammers and spammers email addresses built into most spam blockers.
These lists are used to ban spammers from search engines. These lists of websites are considerd dangerous.
A list of sites considered inappropriate for student access. A Blacklist uses an "allow all unless explicitly denied" filtering policy. For a more restrictive policy, many schools limit their students to the EduList, confining students' viewing to approved sites only.
As regarding spam, blacklists are lists of known spammers, their IP addresses, and/or their ISP (Internet Service Provider). Using this information, spam filters can block all messages coming from known spammers and/or their ISPs. ISPs that fail to discipline spammers may find all email from their legitimate customers blocked by large numbers of recipients. This tactic forces the ISP to take action against spammers using their systems because legitimate users do not want to be inconvenienced by having their email blocked. The opposite of a whitelist.
A database of addresses that includes domains or IP addresses of an emailer suspected of sending spam. Also see Authentication
A list of domains or IP addresses that an organization has deemed to be owned by spammers and thus should be blocked.
A list of senders suspected of sending spam messages. The list is usually compiled by domain name or Internet Protocal (IP) Address. Also commonly referred to as Blocklist and Blackhole list. If placed on a "blacklist" all messages sent to that company will be rejected or "Blocked".
Provides more accurate blocking than public blacklists (a blacklist of addresses, prevented from reaching its intended destination). Close Window
A list of domains or IP addresses of e-mailers suspected of sending spam.
Those users who are in your Blacklist are not allowed to bid your items, and you will not receive emails from them. You can manage your Blacklist in My Account.
A list of domains or IP addresses that are known to be, or are thought to be, operated by spammers.
In short, something you do not want to have happen to you. This can occur if a certain ISP bans you from sending email to their clients (when emailing) or when a search engine detects you are trying to cheat your way to the top of the ranks by implementing certain strategies on your website.
The list of e-mail addresses from which you do not want to receive messages because you believe those messages will be spam, or unsolicited e-mail.
Under certain circumstances, you may want to block specific bidders from participating in your auctions. Your blacklist is a place to enter the Yahoo! IDs of users you want to block from participating in your auctions. Learn more about blacklisting.
A list of inappropriate or harmful email addresses (spam) or Web sites used by web blocking or filtering products such as Netintelligence
A Blacklist is used by some services to collect sources of spam. Email traffic then can be filtered against a blacklist to remove spam. Blacklists can be created using domain or IP lists. Blacklisting not only impacts spam mailings but all email traffic—even by legitimate users of the domain or IP will be blocked.
A list prepared by merchants containing names of those who have been protested against for non-payment/non-acceptance of a draft under a documentary collection, or names of those gone bankrupt.
Lists that either search engines or vigilante users compile of search engine spammers, which may be used to ban those spammers from search engines or to boycott them. See also: Banned, Cloaking, Doorway Page, Keyword Stuffing, Machine-Generated, Spamming
De blacklist(zwarte lijst) is een lijst van personen, IP adressen of Url's welke u heeft aangegeven niet te willen ontvangen in uw spam filter. U kunt personen, IP adressen of Url's met SPAMfighter op de zwarte lijst zetten, klik hier.
A blacklist is a list or register of entities who, for one reason or another, are being denied a particular privilege, service, or mobility. As a verb, blacklist can mean to deny someone work in a particular field, or to ostracize them from a certain social circle.