Bob Apthorpe wrote:
corpi (sp?)
The plural is "corpora" :-)
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Sean Redmond
BMA Information Systems
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explanation, only the most interesting tokens are
considered in calculating the likelyhood that it's spam, so watering
down the body of the message should only makes the interesting things
more interesting.
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Sean Redmond
BMA Information Systems
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instance).
Plus, their pitch would be so buried in all the fluff that you wouldn't
be able to find it unless they made the the linuxy text very small or
white-on-white or clear, and those html tags would then become *very*
statistically significant.
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Sean Redmond
BMA Information System
Matt Sergeant wrote:
Sean Redmond said the following on 20/11/02 15:25:
> But this is where the personalization of the corpus is important,
> because *I* never get football related mail, so that makes it
> suspicious right there.
No, it doesn't. It puts it into the "u