--On 27 February 2010 14:08:37 +0100 Jose-Marcio Martins da Cruz
<Jose-Marcio(_dot_)Martins(_at_)mines-paristech(_dot_)fr> wrote:
Alessandro Vesely wrote:
On 27/Feb/10 07:22, Chris Lewis wrote:
I'm aiming for a specification that permits a single <user action> to
communicate upstream for _both_ filtering and reporting purposes,
where whether it's used for filtering or reporting or both in any
given instance is up to the site admin and/or end-user.
+1, and I would welcome an efficient IMAP implementation in that sense.
However, the spec should also allow to just send complaints.
+1. "upstream communication is the idea". It's up to the (email
address|device|...) to interpret how to interpret it and what to do with.
This is very sensible, but when you say "single <user action>", are you
voicing support for the notion that only a single bit of data will be
transmitted? Or will the vocabulary be richer than that? How about an
extensible vocabulary?
For example, User Agents also have spam filters. It might be useful for
such a filter to be able to make reports back to the administrator. Also,
the user or the user's filter might want to say "this is not junk". Thus we
have at least four messages that we might want to communicate to the admin.
And, that's before we allow the user to express views on the type of junk
that's present (boring versus offensive or potentially criminal).
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Ian Eiloart
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