Actually, if pd-announce was change to only allow posts from members of the list, there would be no more spam. That's how the other lists are configured and hence no spam. Well, except the spam that is posted by members ;)
.hc
On Sunday, Aug 10, 2003, at 20:12 America/New_York, Josh Steiner wrote:
we are drifting pretty OT here, but i'll throw in my $0.02. i used to use spamassasin, but i switched to mozilla mail's built in spam filtering. it uses bayenesian techniques which i find much more easily trainable. that mozilla reacts well to the new sneakier ways that spammers are using to get around a lot of spam filters.
-josh
Nick Morrison wrote:
On Mon, Aug 11, 2003 at 12:03:13AM +0200, delire said:
yes albeit nearly impossible to filter against.
de/
On Sun, 10 Aug 2003 14:42:53 -0400 David NG McCallum david2003@mentalfloss.ca wrote:
// // This is really getting out of hand. // //>A HACKER MAY BE IN YOUR SYSTEM!
Spamassassin has some very clever filtering techniques - I use it, and haven't seen a single spam from pd-list. My "SPAM" mail folder, however, is getting full. Highly recommended "-) Spam for me is almost a thing of the past (although, the bastards are getting cleverer with their spam construction, carefully avoiding commonly-used spam matching heuristics)
Ncik
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