Anyone? *taps on microphone* is this thing on?
On Sunday, Feb 16, 2003, at 20:31 US/Pacific, John Rudd wrote:
I have an automated spam handling set up right now which takes messages I put into a certain mbox-folder and uses them to add to my existing blacklist file (and then a cron job creates a prefs file out of that blacklist file and a few other files). That folder is currently named "Blacklist". When my program is done, it deletes the message.
With the coming of the next SA version, with bayesian learning, I want to incorporate that into the mix. I'm thinking I'll have two mbox-folders, one named "False-Positives" and one named "False-Negatives". The "False-Negatives" file will essentially be the same as the existing "Blacklist" file, except that I want it to also put the message through to the bayesian engine for saying "this was supposed to be marked as spam". Similarly, the "False-Positive" folder would send the messages through as "should not have been marked as spam".
The main question is ... do I need to save the messages in any particular place? Do I _need_ to build them up as a corpus for later review? Or can I just get rid of the ones that were spam and deliver back into my other mail folders the ones that weren't?
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