On 4-Dec-2009, at 01:18, jdow wrote: > With all the animosity on this issue I decided to give the HABEAS > rules a score, a negligible score to be sure, just to see what the > state of HABEAS is for me today. > > In the last four days - nothing either spam or ham.
I tend to see little clusters of HABEAS scores, but they are rare. I might see only 10-20 a month. > Those seeing HABEAS hits: are the hits ancient haiku hits or are they > the modern DNS test version? I haven't seen the haiku in ages. But then again, I am very aggressive about dropping mail early vi helo checks and zen, etc. > And how was the email determined to be unsolicited? (I believe in one > case it was a "never used spam trap address.") In my case I see them on THIS email address in non-list mail (I don't check list mail with SpamAssassin) and since this email address is exclusively 100% used for mailing lists… I also see it on a very old email address that hasn't been used for real mail in close to 10 years and simply sits there collecting spam for me. -- 'What shall we do?' said Twoflower. 'Panic?' said Rincewind hopefully. --The Light Fantastic
