On Sat, Jan 17, 2004 at 08:06:47PM -0500, Pedro Sam wrote: > I keep on reading these concerned postings on so-called "bayes-posion" ... My > personal experience is that *NONE* of these had managed to get through my > well trained bayes database.
There was an excellent presentation by John Graham-Cumming at the 2004 Spam Conference about this and how your experience is what most people find. The issue being that spammers don't know what tokens are considered hammy in your Bayes DB, so random dictionary words tend to fail very easily and other "bayes poison" doesn't usually get that far either. fyi. :) -- Randomly Generated Tagline: "Something at infinity is infinitely far away." - Prof. Jasperson
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