Am 02.09.2014 um 09:57 schrieb Ted Mittelstaedt: > On 8/31/2014 5:11 PM, LuKreme wrote: >> >> On 31 Aug 2014, at 08:08 , Ted Mittelstaedt<t...@ipinc.net> wrote: >>> Google does it. It's not impossible. >> >> [snip] >> >>> My experience is that the commercial providers like Gmail are now >>> so aggressive that false positives are VERY common on their systems, >>> this leads to people nowadays quite commonly saying "check your >>> spam folder" on their websites and such that send feedback messages. >> >> These two statements do not go together. > > Only because your stubbornly sticking your head in the sand.
stop that trolling please > Google has well over 90% catch rate on spam out of the box fine, you ignore that it is *not* out of the box it is the same way a built up and configured system as i built mine the last few weeks and train bayes was one of the setup steps > Google ALSO has a 1-2% False Positive rate out of the box. Their catch > rate is so high because they are willing to accept a high false positive rate. and so it don't work really > Most users of Google are, in my opinion, idiots, and when their friends > email them and they don't get the email, once their friends contact them > later they almost NEVER go to Google's Junk Mail box - and notice that > Google blocked their legitimate mail. And if they DO notice this they > blame the sender (their friends) because Google Is Never Wrong. and here you prove again that it don't work really out-of-the-box because if i have to look all day long in my spam folder because a noticeable part of my legit mail lands there it *do not work* > Unfortunately, the number of idiots on the Internet vastly outweighs > the number of smart people which is why Google is bigger that may be true but don't change the fact that no spamfilter software now, tomorrow or in 5 years will be perfect out of the box and frankly it does not need to - it's typically part of a mailserver and nobody should run a MTA "out-of-the-box" and expect "somehow it will work"
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