That's what we were originally thinking of a few years back, but the problem is that end users are well... end users.Could we take a lower tech route and use the program alias capabilities? Make changing your spam settings similar to subscribing/unsubscribing from a mailing list.
For example, there are even some knowledgeable IMail admins who still don't know how to quote E-mail (most often mixing in their reply with the original E-mail, with nothing to separate the two). We even have some IMail admins who can't subscribe to the mailing lists (and all of them have access to the full help system of IMail). I'm guessing that a lot of people could have troubles with such a system.
Is this something that others would find useful? It definitely would be easier for us to implement.I picture something along the lines of sending a change request to [EMAIL PROTECTED] I get back a form where I can change the settings and reply.It's not nearly as slick as a web interface, but it would work for everyone (except maybe Imail gateway users) and not require adding any web server apps to the mail server.
-Scott
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