Re: [Micronet] CalMail spam notification

Personally, I think that the XXX is useful--that way I can set up a
filter (In Eudora, Outlook, or whatever) to say filter every message
that has a header that contains "SPAM:XXXXXX", and that will catch
anything that has a spam probability of greater than 50%.
Alternatively, if it said SPAM:075, I'd have to set up 50 different
filters for each number greater than 50%, which would be a pain.....

Ian

At 3:18 PM -0700 9/7/04, Jon Forrest wrote:
>Bernie Tower wrote:
>
>>All mail processed by CalMail is automatically assigned a
>>probability that it is spam. If the probability is 70% or above, a
>>SPAM tag ([SPAM:XXX]) is added to the Subject line.
>
>This is a little bit off topic, but would it be possible
>to instead of the tag saying "[SPAM:XXX]" that the XXX part
>be the probability that the message is spam. (For example,
>it might be "[SPAM:075]" if the probability were 75% that
>the message was spam.) That way we could tune our individual
>filtering level to be optimal.
>
>Jon
>
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