Note that the BLACKLISTS entries are examples, not endorsements - #123
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Adds a short comment block under the BLACKLISTS header in the config clarifying that the bundled feed URLs are starter examples — each has its own update cadence, scope, false-positive rate, and license, and the project is not affiliated with any of the providers.
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Summary
Adds a short comment block under the
#=== BLACKLISTS ===#header innftables-blacklist.confclarifying that the bundled feed URLs are starter examples, not endorsements:Sets expectations for users who pick up the default config — particularly relevant given that some feeds (e.g. Binary Defense, which we considered adding earlier) carry license restrictions, and that the firehol GitHub mirror has been observed going stale for weeks at a time.
Test plan
bash -n nftables-blacklist.confsyntax OK.