Trevor Jenkins wrote:
On Sat, 7 Apr 2001, Michael J Wise <mjwise(_at_)kapu(_dot_)net> wrote:
Why?
Because several LISTSERV-based lists that I'm on are configured to
"prettify" the Subject and other header lines so that every thing lines
up. Personally I think it "uglyifies".
I'd concur with your assessment, but if you filter on the Return-Path...
More often than not, it's SpamSign. Really.
From above no.
I disagree, and have the stats to back it up. In the past four weeks, the
only rule I have that comes close to the kill-ratio of the RSS is the
"spaces" rule. And I have a dozen other rules.
I count 14 Good kills for this rule, and 4 False Positives:
^Subject:.*\.\.\.\.
However, for the "Space" equivalent, I count about 80 Good Kills, and
*NO* Flase Positives:
^Subject:.*[ ][ ][ ][ ]+
Interestingly, some of the ones caught by the "Spaces" test are also
caught by the dots test.
Aloha mai Nai`a!
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