Frank M. Cook wrote:
>> SA shouldn't have this problem. However, the larger issue of
>> whether or not any sort of SPAM filtering solution is considered
>> legal is my concern.
>
> this is an argument for simply rewriting the subject so that the user
> can decide whether to block the mail with local rules, or not.
Although there is a lot to be said for rejecting email at the perimeter.
Perhaps the best solution is to allow the user preferences to be propagated to
the perimeter server, and then reject the email according to the user's wishes.
Reject-but-quarantine (or even reject-but-deliver) might be useful options for
the most paranoid of MTA admins - "oh, I didn't mean to reject all emails with
'the' in them, can I get those delivered again?"
Matthew.van.Eerde (at) hbinc.com 805.964.4554 x902
Hispanic Business Inc./HireDiversity.com Software Engineer
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