Last year, the group issued short-lived UDPs against CompuServe and UUNet, One of the world's largest Internet companies, Netcom was told that if it didn't crack down on spammers posting to news discussion groups, then its 600,000 users would not be allowed to post any messages to any groups.
The group's power and influence surfaced again two weeks ago when they threatened a Usenet Death Penalty (UDP) against Netcom Online Communications Inc. They send out robots to cancel tens of thousands of pieces of spam daily. "If we all stopped tomorrow," said Doug Mackall, an anti-spammer based south of Los Angeles, "news servers around the world would crash." Their role is controversial, but they say Internet discussion groups Collectively, they serve as deputy, judge, jury of your peers and hangman in the fight against spammers and the companies that harbor them. In the virtual anarchy that is the Internet, they are the law.
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