Now I have *no* rules in my Evolution filters, and a simple .procmailrc in my home directory that grabs all the X-Spam-Status: Yes marked mails and dumps them into my "Junk" IMAP folder.
After getting frustrated with Evo and not wanting to have to migrate all my filters to yet another client, I took exactly that approach and moved all the rules into a procmailrc (which I'd never used before) and switched to IMAP. I bought a copy of Mulberry (available for both Win32 and Linux) and now can view my mail from anywhere with any IMAP-capable client, pre-sorted on delivery.
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