On Sat, 6 Mar 2010, Justin Mason wrote:
http://ruleqa.spamassassin.org/20100306-r919715-n/URIBL_DBL/detail#all
it looks good except for the jhardin corpus, which has a comparatively
high FP rate. looking at the logs they all seem to contain other
strong spam signs... could you check them?
The "alerts" corpus is all political newsletters.
I've had problems before with these newsletters hitting URIBL because some
of the organizations sending them don't bother to set up a proper website
for the domain name that's sending the messages. Their subscription
confirmation practices may also be somewhat iffy, which may be why they
got listed on DBL.
I'm trying to work with them to clean up their practices. I am willing to
temporarily remove this corpus until they drop off DBL, but I'm reluctant
to remove it permanently.
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