Not wanting to end up in your killfile, but... what I've noticed is that I don't see any English-language spam at all on any of the lists. What I do see when periodically checking my junk folders for false positives is spam in Spanish, Russian, and maybe a bit of Chinese, French, and Portuguese. I don't say that to complain, just to observe. If someone more bothered wants to pitch in, download the last year or so of archives and knock yourself finding a way to extend the existing protections to catch non-English spam without, saying, deciding that posts containing patches are spam because they aren't in English.
On 11 May 2011, at 20:11, Stuart Henderson wrote: > In gmane.os.openbsd.misc, you wrote: >> I'm new to this list and to OpenBSD, and currently signed up for misc, >> ports and www lists, >> >> and receive a lot of spam mail through the lists. > > Most of it is on www@ (because the address is at the bottom of > many of the web pages), unsubscribe from that and you'll see a big > reduction. > >> Just wondering how other subscribers solving this mather ? > > Personally I read these lists on gmane.org via NNTP, using slrn > with decent killfiles which get rid of a lot of the junk (and > even better, can killfile a thread or an annoying person with > about 3 keypresses, which saves way more time than the spam > filtering). >
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