Kris Deugau wrote:
What do you do to push that last 5% or so of missed spam over the
threshold from nonspam to spam?
You don't. Hit delete.
If AI is ever truly developed, then your computer may be able to more
accurately determine spam from nonspam, but for a lot of spam where
spamassassin isn't given really good cues it is nearly impossible for
the computer to know the message is spam. If it is coming from clean
machines with clean headers and doesn't use a lot of words/phrases that
your bayes filter triggers, it can't. Getting 95% is the purpose of
spamassassin and any good anti-spam program. There are a variety of bad
measures you could implement, but then you'd likely start getting some
false positives as well.
"Optimization is the root of all evil."
Best,
Jesse
