I've suggested POPfile, which does naive bayesian filtering -- which is
almost magical.
Yes, Thunderbird can do a great job, but it won't filter off topic, and
you have to do a lot of work.
With POPfile, you classify a few messages (KX3, K3S, Antenna, Digital
Modes, whatever) and the filter "scores" the words from the messages you
classified, and uses the score to put the message where it belongs.
If it gets one wrong, you reclassify it, and the filter improves.
It does *not* rely on posters to put rational subjects, and it deals
with topic drift automatically.
POPfile works with real mail clients (with their awesome search capability).
73 -- Lynn
On 12/29/2018 4:49 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
The filtering and searching tools provided by modern email clients give
one a lot of capability. It takes a bit of thought to set it up, but
makes email quite sane and manageable once set up for your needs and
desires.
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