#   Choicelist sample consent policy v8/21/2003
#
#
#   This is a sample consent policy
#   This FiLe Is NoT CaSe sEnSiTiVe and
#   extra    spaces  (outside of [data blocks]) are    ignored
#   each line consists of a "COMMAND=DATA" string
#   A comma is treated as if it was a "[carriage return]LAST_COMMAND="
#   Conflicting commands: The last command is used
#
#   Commands available: key, Id, feedback, bulk, intro_a, intro_b, adv, 
content
#   whitelist, blacklist, list, filter, other
#
#   various coded/authorised values are(will be) looked up at 
www.choicelist.com
#   Gibberish strings represent Choicelist ids, and do not mean anything by 
themselves.
#



# key:
# allows the user to specify a key type and key to sign all outgoing mail 
with.
# keys may only be of aproved types, but anyone can define a type and submit 
it.
# this ensures that everyone will be able check the signature type 
specified.
# this also allows automatic ecryption/decryption at the sending and 
recieving ends
# Make sure your public key is included in your choicelist Id


# key=[key type][key]






# id:
# this allows the user to give their address, and Id to their MUA to allow 
extra checks


# id=me(_at_)example(_dot_)com,97sd863j89






# Feedback allows a sender to see how you handle their mail. It tells bulk
# mailers that you do or don't want what they are sending, by telling them 
if
# you are ignoring them, or requesting that you receive their mailing if you
# aren't currently. This lowers costs to everyone over the long run.
# Selective mode asks you before sending a message.
#
# Give feedback:
# Yes, No, Selective.
# Default: Yes


  feedback=yes
# feedback=selective






# Receive bulk email:
# List valid Choicelist bulk email Ids.
# Default: No entries
# Default: each entry in a different folder


# bulk=a12t34s5[directory A]






# Receive bulk introductions:
# Two types of bulk introductions exist.
# Solitary and recomended
# A bulk introduction is a short blurb giving the name of the id responsible
# for the message, and asking if you would like to add them to your list, or
# ignore them forever.
# The timed option allows only Ids that were created before a certain date, 
or
# a number of days/months/years ago to be introduced. This proves a  measure
# of  stability on the part of the sender.
# intro_a is for any unknown sender and intro_b is for recomended senders
# Yes, No, Timed. time format "mm/dd/yyyy" or [number](m,d,or y)
# Default: Yes to both


intro_a=1m
intro_b=yes
# intro_a=6m






# Receive "ADV:" labeled mail:
# Yes, no.
# Default: Yes
# Default: placed in ADV folder and deleted after 30 days.


adv=yes[junk mail]
# adv=no






# Whitelist / blacklist:
# List addresses, ids, IPs or external lists to block/allow.
# Default: No entries


# whitelist=your_friend(_at_)example(_dot_)com,192.0.34.166,34h2nn2b3,friend_list.txt
# blacklist=your_enemy(_at_)example(_dot_)com,12.254.227.235,643ud52,foe_list.txt






# Receive personal email:
# this option affects only Choicelist personal mail
# The timed option makes Personal mail wait an amount of time before it is
# delivered. This raises the chance that a spamming personal Id will be
# terminated before the spam is delivered.
# Yes, No, Timed. time format x(sec,min,hr,d,m,y)
# Default: Yes


personal=yes
# personal=5min






# Receive/block mail from third party lists:
# List all valid Choicelist third party lists, and select block, or allow,
# plus handling options.
# Default: No entries
#
# Lists are evaluated first to last, as a party may be on more than one 
list.
# The last entry that mentions a party gives the final destination of mail
# from them.
# Eg:
# City Highschool: (allow): [school]
# City Highschool bullies: (block)
# Tim's friends: (allow): [Tim's friends]
#
# Everyone from city highschool will go in the school folder unless they're 
a
# bully or Tim's friend, while all of Tim's friends go in the Tim's friends
# folder even if they go to city high or are a bully.
# Bullies who are not Tim's friend go to the trash.
#
# These groups must be created and registered before being used.
# IP based lists may be added as well, though these only affect 
non-Choicelist
# registered mail.
# Anyone not on these lists is unaffected by these options.
# Anyone can create a list, and put anyone on it. This list is then made
# public, though it will be encrypted.
# These lists can be updated by the list controler.


# list=324bn28v[a][school],3jbnj8bc[a][chemistry class],






# Third party filters:
# List Choicelist compatible filters here.
# Default: No entries
# These are filters that have been interfaced with Choicelist.
# These filters are run according to the makers specifications, but user
# options may be set up if available.
# When a filter is put here it should just work.


# filter=528s9u78f






# Miscellaneous filters:
# Run other filters here.
# Default: No filters
#
# filters run on a virtual machine to prevent unauthorized actions unrelated
# to email.
# Filters that need to be messed with go here.


# filter=[command line][folders accessed][other resources required]






# Where unknown, unfiltered mail goes:
# Specify folder.
# Default: Inbox 2


other=[inbox2]
#other=delete