use. The HoF system is 100% hand rolled with a few base rules:
1. All posts have to have a legal TO, FROM, Date and Subject. Posts have been
rejected due to a lack of subject and I've seen more than one list member have
their posts swallowed up due to mislabeling the TO field (misspelling of
cf-community is the most common)
2. All posts have to be in text format only or in proper HTML format that
includes a text portion. Some members have had their posts bounced due to having
HTML only while others have seen their rich text messages sliced in half due to
the text portion not being complete.
3. No attachments. You can send all you want, but they'll be dumped. I may make
a special archive ability to keep the attachments or an email option to allow
them, but for now they're cut off.
4. Certain subject patterns will cause my spam filter (again, hand written using
RegEx) to reject a message. I can't reveal what those patterns are, but the
chances of a person getting one by chance are really slim.
5. No posting from a spam domain. Places like a2000.nl or interbusiness.it are
well known for spamming (and rank in my top 1% of spam domains). I've had 1
person in the last year or two complain about this and the solution was simple;
use the web interface to post.
That being said, your posts were on a subject that was going through OK and
everything looked good. I don't know why they were rejected, but I will find
out. It wasn't all of them (obviously), but one or two.
http://houseoffusion.com/spam/viewspam.cfm/spamid=304234
http://houseoffusion.com/spam/viewspam.cfm/spamid=307361
As you can see, I log all 'spam' messages as well. :)
> In spite of having return address at Mindspring, I'm using comcast cable
> for connection and SMTP. Could it be catching on content? That last
> message from me that didn't get through has quite a few words that could be
> spam flags.
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