NB user question: I currently have the basic score set at the default 5. Not sure what "conservative" means vs "aggressive". '5' is said to be rather aggressive. 8 or 10 is said to be more conservative and more appropriate for an ISP. Does conservative, in this case mean -- as I'm thinking that it does-- "less likely to label an email as spam?" Or does it mean the opposite? Does it mean "more likely to label an email as spam?" (Does "aggressive" mean allows more emails through without marking them as spam, or the opposite?) I only need to know for sure what "conservative" means in order to understand all this.
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