On Sat, 19 Oct 2002, Mike Burger wrote:
> Well, since most people I know aren't stupid enough to type their email in
> all caps, I don't have to worry about those getting flagged as spam.
>
> If you've got people who email you in that manner, you might want to
> remind them that doing so is aki
Well, since most people I know aren't stupid enough to type their email in
all caps, I don't have to worry about those getting flagged as spam.
If you've got people who email you in that manner, you might want to
remind them that doing so is akin to yelling, as well as just plain ugly.
On Sat,
I would personally consider the following email spam, but
more to the point, I get very little ALLCAP spams, and the
rules LINES_OF_YELLING and UPPERCASE_25_50 are
more often flagged on legitimate mail. I was wondering if
other people are finding that these rules are actually
effective in flagging
I'm just wondering if anyone can see a pattern in this email to give
negative points... It was not a spam, and just _barely_ broke the barrier.
I'd rather modify/add rules than change the default threshold of 5. I've
copied the exact email as I received it into this message (with email
addresses o
