On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 17:57:02 -0800 Steffan Vigano
<svigano(_at_)boothcreek(_dot_)com> wrote:
... so we add the phrase [SPAM]
to suspect email before delivery allowing client side filtering if
desired. The problem is that most users are too lazy to remove that
phrase before forwarding the email onto a co-worker or business partner
or, worse yet, replying to the customer...
...
How could I cleanly remove this marking from email matching a certain
return address? example:
The simplest answer of all is for you to stop mucking around with the
subject header of inbound mail not being delivered directly to YOU (your
PERSONAL mail).
Reset you spam filters to add a header of some type rather than modifying
the subject line. Client side filtering can be done on the additional
header as easily as on the subject. Then there's no extra messing around
required for forwarded mail. All the original headers go away unless the
person forwarding the mail includes them as part of the message body.
G
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