Be prepared for a reality where nearly all of the SCOMP reports you
will ever get are false positives generated by careless, ignorant,
clueless AOL users.
I've had a feedback loop there since March 2004, and easily, *easily*,
well over 99% of the reports I've ever gotten were from people on
mailing lists reporting routine mailing list traffic as spam. (The
few exceptions? Spam from the hijacked AOL/Yahoo/Gmail/etc. accounts
of other people on those same mailing lists that made it past filters.
I really didn't a SCOMP report to identify and deal with those cases.)
And this is where I quote Dave Crocker:
The best model to invoke, with respect to the idea of recruiting
end users to be active participants in abuse detection or
prevention is mostly:
Don't.
---rsk
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