Notes/Domino 6 and 7 Forum : SPAM-Prevention and Deny Connections

So far, I am happy with what I've been able to accomplish with the tools provided in R6 to prevent Spam. I have run MimeSweeper in the past (which I do like), but v4.003 seems to hold mail for long periods of time sometimes. So, while I'm waiting for an R6 ready release, I try the blacklist. "Hey, maybe I don't need MimeSweeper anymore.", I think.

I have also been keeping a relatively large connection Denial list (170+)

[10.0.1.11]; [64.14.139.216]; [64.14.139.218]; [64.83.112.10];
[65.221.106.15]; [66.129.124.179]; [66.148.63.162]; [66.216.121.70];
[209.67.0.186]; [209.216.124.210]; [210.3.48.118]; [216.19.163.214];
[216.19.163.234]; [216.66.17.23]; [216.109.73.35]; relay.mail.uu.net;
1premio.com; 1stoffers.com; 2np.net; 8ad2be.net; actionadvertising.net;
admanmail.com; advancesports.com; afgmedia.com; ahlcentral.com;
azogle.com; azoogle.com; bb02.net; bbwgroup.com; beinhart.com;
blastdirect.com; bluerockdove.com; buyingfrenzy.com; c0olmail.com;
china.com; cityline.ru; cmates.com; cnn.com; consumer-alert.net;
coolsavings.com; curaLife.com; customer-email.com; customoffersmail.com;
daily-promotions.com; dailydealdepot.com; dailypromotions.net;
deal-seeker.com; dealdelivery.com; deals2click.com; discountdeals.net;
dlbdirect.com; deliverenetworks.com; dont-miss-this-deal.com;
dotcomdiscounts.info; dslextreme.com; e54.org; edirectnetwork.net;
emailcourrier.com; emailfactory.com; emailsupersavers.com; etracks.com;
evalueexpress.com; exitrequest.com; expedia.com; ezer.net;
fantastic-bargain.com; fetish-mailer.com; finestoffers.com;
freemoneymakingmagazine.com; greatdealsdepot.net; greatpromo.net;
greatwebmaster.com; heresadeal.com; hi-speedemail.net; hi-speedmailer.com;
hispeedmailer.com; hispeedoffers.net; hornymail.net;
hostyourpornforfree.com; iExpect.com; insaneoffers.com; insight.com;
intimail.com; iplannetworks.net; iWatchClub.com; jdrdirect.com;
jdrmedia.com; jeffry.com; jpmailer.com; kooloffers.com; lamailer.com;
lifeminders.com; link2buy.com; lycos.ne.jp; mail-forward.net;
MailBits.com; mb00.net; membersselect.com; mixalot.com; ms83.com;
mindflashmedia.com; nwa.com; mydailyoffers.com; myfree.com;
mygoodoffers-mail.com; mynetoffers.com; nasty-mailings.com; nexdeals.com;
norman.m-ul.com; ob01.com; offer100.com; offerpromo.com; offers2you.net;
offervenue.com; opmnet.net; opmnetwork.net; optamail.com; opti10.com;
opti7.com; opti8.com; opti9.com; optin-offers.net; optin-servers.com;
optinunlimited.com; owe-less.com; panoramicnet.com; penn.edu;
plasticsnet.com; play4keeps.com; pornoqueen.com; postlite.com;
questlink.com; qves.net; ratesources.com; raxxess.com; scour4sex.com;
sendafriend.com; senditout.com; serveimage.com; sexdrive.net; sexyfun.net;
site-personals.com; sparklist.com; specialfunoffers.com; speedi-list.com;
speededelivery.com; speedi-list.com; speedy.com.ar; sportsline.com;
targetedemailpromo.com; techie.com; tfmb.net; theparkhotels.com;
theuseful.com; tilw.net; toebanjo.com; topica.com; topromotion.net;
tridentadvertising.com; usa.net; verizon.net; virtual0.net;
vitafactory.com; vmadmin.com; warehouse.com; iwatchclub.com;
webyellowpages.com; wyzermail.com; yourmailsource.com;
yourshoppingrewards.com; yourwebspecials.com; zero-spc-mail.com;
zoanmail.com

Is it to big?

It seems that Domino checks the Deny Connections before the blacklist. I'm wondering what other admins do with this list. I wish I could categorize and sort it more easily. Now I Export to text and open it in Lotus123 for manipulation.

Disclaimer:
If your domain is on this list. sorry,