Ryan Lee wrote: > David Huynh wrote: > >> On behalf of the Haystack group and Simile team, I'm happy to announce >> the availability of "Seek", an extension to Mozilla Thunderbird (v2) >> that implements faceted browsing features for browsing through email >> more efficiently: >> >> http://simile.mit.edu/seek/ >> > > One of the first things I tasked Seek to do was help sort through my > archive of mail that spam filtering has judged to be spam. While spam > has become less of an interest for me, due mainly to SpamAssassin's > success, SA isn't 100% correct, and some days I still have that nagging > sense that I might have lost real mail to the spam filter. > > Using Seek on my archive proved the sense right but also helped temper > it. I pulled out eight legitimate pieces of mail from a set of 10,000 > that came in the past two months. On my own casual, daily look > throughs, I had only managed to rescue about 20. > > I've written five of my own Thunderbird plugins to help make it more > useful to me, and Seek immediately joined them all as a valuable part of > managing my mail. > Nice! I actually didn't anticipate that use case.
So, how exactly do you use Seek to recover the legitimate messages? Looking through "from domain"? David _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] http://simile.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/general
