Re: explanation of the noise
I suspect these lists are running spam filters but they can never get up
to the same hit rate as personal filters: One can simply not take the
risk of false-positives on a list since that basically denies access to a
list. Hence, there will always remain a certain amount of
false-negatives present on a list. (Which you can fix by running the
list traffic through a spam filter of your own although I personally
don't consider it necessary.)
Auke
On Wednesday 20 August 2003 19:03, Steve Lamb wrote:
| I've always wondered why the lists aren't running Bayesian filters
| on the front end for crap like this. Furthermore I have a better
| suggestion. Until these people can figure out how to configure their
| software not to spew to list addresses consider their spew a formal
| request to be unsubscribed.
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