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dattier(_at_)wwa(_dot_)com (David W. Tamkin) wrote:
: matching a whitelist is an acceptable test for
:non-spam, but failure to match a whitelist is NOT a test for spam, much less
:proof of spam.
I use spamgard(tm), a whitelist mechanism. It doesn't judge
_anything_ as spam. Stuff that doesn't match the whitelist is simply
returned, including all the text and the original Subject: line, with
a message along the lines of "We know that what you sent me isn't
spam, so be a pal and resend it with xxxxxx in the Subject: line, ok?"
Signatures Follow. (tm)
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