On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 08:11:06 -0800, Elliot F <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I find it easier (and I think John is doing this too) to have users > place misclassified spam into an IMAP folder, which is scanned and has > the messages in it processed. That way, there is no remembering what > address to use when forwarding.
what do you call this communication method? Advisory Classification? IIRC AC was not included in SJMDP because it limits use to IMAP clients, and implies a more complex integration of all the parts -- the IMAP server needs to report the reclassification to the statistical filter somehow -- but AC definitely needs a mention in the SJMDP draft, as a transitional stage, or as an optional protocol. How does one form "move this message into a folder called HamCorpus3" into a uniform resource identifier? Can IMAP URIs be made to work? Can enough information be included in one to allow operation yet avoid including security-sensitive material in every forwarded e-mail? I suppose if there was an If-Not-Junk: imap://imap.example.con/HamCorpus3 that would do it, and existing imap security would prevent abuse, and if you get your mail with POP you could still connect to the imap server to issue reclassifications. one form a
