Am Di, den 14.02.2006 schrieb Johnny Hughes um 20:38:
> > The biggest problem I have with SA is that it gets it wrong often enough to be
> > basically worthless. I mean, great - you filter on subject line, looking for
> > "{Spam?}", but then you still have to go thru the junk folder in order to
> > look for false positives, and then you end up reading through all the "P3n1s
> > P|LLS" emails.
> >
> > Gee, didn't we want to avoid this?
>
> That isn't true ... I don't mark the SPAM, i send it to a separate
> folder that the users never see. I delete files older than 2 weeks from
> the folder. If someone complains that an e-mail didn't get to them
> (happens maybe once in a 3 month period) and it's less than 2 weeks old,
> I find it and give it to them.
Here in Germany this kind of setup violates law heavily - called mail
suppression. If you don't like the idea to see a prison from inside you
better not do so in Germany when being a mail provider (or university or
so).
Alexander
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