Couple of things about Yarf I wish could be 'enhanced':
1) Constant random vowels/consonants: Would allow one to put something
like 'n%.sp%m.your@address.com' in the 'From:' header, and reference
that in one's sig file such as 'Remove the string "n%.sp%m." to reply'.
So, if Yarf! created the string 'Ny.SPuM' the sig would reflect said
string.
2) A randomizer string placer: Would allow one to change the position
of the string, in case the spammers get smarter. For example, maybe in
the first message, the random string would be placed before the address,
while in the second message in the middle or end of the address.
Examples, you say? Here you go: 'From: random.string.real@address.com'
for first example, while second would be something like 'From:
real@address.com.random.string' or 'From: real.random.string@address.com'
or something to that effect.
3) (So I said 'a couple', so sue me!) ;-)
How about a combination of both?
Yarf! bug report? Why is there a blank line after the 'From:' line
Yarf! replaces?
J%s% S.
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