Kevin, if you simply mark the mail as spam and do no further processing
after SpamAssassin there is no censorship involved. All you're doing is
telling the recipient that this mail is probably spam. With a little
experience the users will figure out how to sort their email so that
the egregious spam is tossed into the bin right away and the "maybe"
stuff is put into a separate mail folder for human scanning by the
account holder. What's to whine about censorship with something like
that?
{O.O}
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kevin W. Gagel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Matt,
> See http://avas.cnc.bc.ca for what were doing here. We are only sitewide
and
> do not yet have individual settings available. But we are a college and
all
> email is scanned. I setup this site to answer questions that my users
might
> have and explain how things are setup. I figured informing them before
they
> asked was a good way to keep people from screaming sensorship...
>
> ----- Original Message Follows -----
> From: Matt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Hi,
> > Does anyone have experience with using spamassassin and rule sets at a
> > college environment? We'd like to block just mail that is one
> > hundred percent spam, and not risk blocking false positives. Any
> > thoughts or ideas?
>
> =========================
> Kevin W. Gagel
> Network Administrator
> Information Technology Services
> (250) 561-5848 local 448
