I've been working with ASSP, and I've wondered if a "blacklist" feature
would be usefull.
Whereas the whitelist confirms VALID senders that one wishes to accept,
would it be usefull to have a blacklist for VALID senders you wish to
refuse? (but later may wish to re-enable)
This is based on my assumption that forwarding a message to assp-spam@ tells
assp that this TYPE of message is bad, while sending to assp-notspam@ tells
assp that this TYPE of message is ok.
I would hate to teach ASSP that a certain sender is bad sometimes, but ok
other times.
Thoughts?
MD
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