Anyone seeing the @ symbol used a lot in URIs?
Not really, because any URI requiring an username and/or a password isn't usually public knowledge.
href="http://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/mp/gh/index.html
I've seen quite a few. Might be worth a looksee as the latest spammer trend.
I don't think that SpamAssassin should punish users for using valid URIs (RFC 2396). However, you can always write a rule and run it against the public corpus to see whether it's worth noting.
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