Net abuse

• The Net Abuse FAQ
• The Cancel FAQ
• alt.syntax.tactical FAQ - Dealing with Trolls Crossposting and Flames
• The Cancelmoose[tm] Home Page
• Get that spammer!
• Current Usenet spam thresholds and definitions
• Subject: alt.spam FAQ or "Figuring out fake E-Mail & Posts"
• Fight Spam on the Internet!
• How to Get Rid of Junk Mail, Spam, and Telemarketers
• Join the Fight Against Spam!
• TISPA Spam Information Page
• The SPAM-L FAQ ("a document dealing primarily with how to post to the SPAM-L mailing list, what to post, and what not to post. It also includes technical information on how to track down spammers, decipher message headers, perform traceroutes, etc.")
• 47 USC Sec. 227 (01/16/96) (The junk fax law some people want to apply to junk email)
• Junkbusters Home Page (Junk E-mail and more)
• Adcomplain Home Page ("Adcomplain is a tool for reporting inappropriate commercial e-mail and usenet postings, as well as chain letters and 'make money fast' postings.")
• Vigilantes to Let Spam Flow to Prove a Point (NY Times article about the Cancelbot moratorium)
• You’ve Got Spam: How to "Can" Unwanted Email (from the FTC)
• Spam (Statement of Jodie Bernstein, Director of the US Bureau of Consumer Protection, 7/14/98. "When you get unsolicited e-mail, feel free to forward it to us at the FTC -- uce@ftc.gov. We may be the only people in town who actually want your spam.")
• Internet ScamBusters ("A free award winning e-zine")
• Mail Abuse Protection System
• Getting Rid of "Spam" (Great essay by Randy Cassingham, editor of This is True)
• Scam Spam Reporting Page
• Lambic's Anti-Spam Page
• Spambot Beware!
• Stop Spam FAQ
• SpamCop (Give this site a spam email and it analyzes the headers and composes a complaint letter!)

Policies

• Acceptable Use Policy (Rutgers University)

Canter & Siegel

• The Canter & Siegel Report, Number One
• The Canter and Siegel Report, #2
• Canter and Siegel Report, #3