Comment on Keeping our free tier sustainable by preventing abuseparentComments−thecodemonkeyOP1yThere's a couple of great open source projects[1][2][3] that try to keep up-to-date lists of domains that belong to disposable email providers.I would probably not recommend implementing a whitelist for blocking purposes. But perhaps domains on a whitelist could get a slight scoring bump.[1] https://github.com/disposable-email-domains/disposable-email... [2] https://github.com/disposable/disposable [3] https://github.com/unkn0w/disposable-email-domain-list−compootr1yAs for abuse, I made myself a tool to give myself quintillions of email addresses (not using plus addressing) on gmail.comI use this to sign up for a service with a unique email that is basically my junk box, but the email is its own unique entry in my password manager
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There's a couple of great open source projects[1][2][3] that try to keep up-to-date lists of domains that belong to disposable email providers.
I would probably not recommend implementing a whitelist for blocking purposes. But perhaps domains on a whitelist could get a slight scoring bump.
[1] https://github.com/disposable-email-domains/disposable-email... [2] https://github.com/disposable/disposable [3] https://github.com/unkn0w/disposable-email-domain-list
As for abuse, I made myself a tool to give myself quintillions of email addresses (not using plus addressing) on gmail.com
I use this to sign up for a service with a unique email that is basically my junk box, but the email is its own unique entry in my password manager