I got good results from following the instructions on their website 
(http://www.spamcop.net/bl.shtml).   They were pretty prompt, and helpful 
in figuring out why we were getting on their list and being kept off of 
it.

Our problem was that a Spamcop subscriber was also a list owner and their 
mistake was that they were reporting spam to Spamcop that had been sent to 
their list for approval.  It doesn't sound like a mistake, except that 
they included in their report the listserve header information so that it 
sounded like our listserve was the culprit.

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Administrative Information Systems 
Washington University in St. Louis 
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We've been blocked a lot recently by SpamCop.  Anything we should do to 
avoid this problem?
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