Yes indeed. I didn't really think about that and like I mentioned, I had
used filters to weed email out by checking the subject line rather than the
body. Still, either way is only partially effective as spammers will now
intentionally mis-spell words or put in periods or asterisks.
Sort of reminds me of the time when a certain list member was banned and
filtered out so we had to refer to his company/domain as something like
j*stbr*ts.
Anyway, its back to the garage. My one float bowl is a bit loose (HS4s)
and it won't tighten. Looks like I might need to replace that $8 rubber
gasket that holds it to the body....
David Councill
67 BGT
72 B
At 03:00 AM 6/7/2004 +1030, Eric wrote:
>Ha! Just to show you how well modern technology works, David mentioned
>a few of those magic words in his mail and see what my ISP's SPAM
>filtering did (see above). We can choose to have these message DELETED
>FROM THE SERVER END or HELD ON THE MAIL SERVER for review (delete or let
>them come through) or we can select to have all mail come through but
>have suspected SPAM labelled as per the above so we can filter it on our
>own machines.
>
>As you can see, it is sensitive to the word VI*GRA (and hence this mail
>when it comes back will also be tagged like this).
>
>--
>Eric
>'68MGB MkII
>Adelaide, South Australia
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