On 11/24/2011 6:04 AM, Christian Grunfeld wrote:
So you're suggesting that users review 2700-3000 spam messages messages/day
(depending on how many were already whitelisted) to look for some of those
300?
may be you are thinking about that volume per user, not the case!
I have 200-300 users so...1 over 10 ham/spam per user!
I understand that you're not suggesting that each user filters 3000 spam
messages per day, but across your entire user base, you are. That's a
huge burden when competently run spam filters shouldn't be leaving you
with 10 spam for every 1 ham (and yes, I realize that you're planning on
delivering more of that ham to the user; that arguably makes it worse
since users have to review more spam for each remaining ham)
Human brain power costs a ton more than computing power, and is a heck
of a lot more error-prone when skimming over sender and subject lines.
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Dave Warren, CEO
Hire A Hit Consulting Services
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