>> someone doesn't want to receive some messages (s)he may just add >> a given sender to his/her personal BL (which will probably be >> smaller)
> But this (personal blacklist) is provided by every mail client - or > not? That's different; if you do it at client level then you'll have to accept the incoming email and then let the client handle it; also, and since we are at it, a personal whitelist (or blacklist) may be "cool" but I wonder how it may impact on the ASSP corpus, see, let's say 100 users decided that a given email is JUNK and ONE decided it's fine and he wants it, now, ASSP will be forced to accept such a message and it will end up in the notspam corpus... and this in turn may *pollute* it ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Assp-test mailing list Assp-test@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/assp-test
