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Old 21-06-2004, 20:58   #26
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Re: Porn Via Email

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Originally Posted by Matth
My firewall is set to ban everything other than POP/SMTP for my mail client - the "remote load" trick is VERY common, though it does mess up some newsletters (I'd make exceptions rules for them, if I really cared).
Same here.


Quote:
Originally Posted by Matth
Content evaluation is fraught - there was a thread a while back about an NTL newsletter getting a 2x threshold spam rating in the Spampal regex filter.

PS. It was your thread, if I recall
Yup - I don't consider it an error, nor a tragedy

Most of my newsletters that end up as spam do so because the server has been blacklisted - muppet users for you. Content processing ("evaluation" implies AI) works for me - the regex filter is great. Won't find anything as highly configurable as regex's are.
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