On Monday 14 May 2007, Joe Terranova wrote: | The worst is the phishing attempts. Every once in a while a phishing | one gets approved on one of the lists, and it throws people because it | shows up in their inbox instead of their spam, since it's from | lists.ubuntu.com. I've been seeing some legit stuff on ubuntu lists | get filtered into spam on gmail, and it's probably because | lists.ubuntu.com is increasing in spam score. | | Joe Terranova
Same here with Gmail, it is eating a ton of Ubuntu related emails on me now. Our spam score is getting ridiculous as well. That is a problem with mailing lists though. I have heard there is nothing the admins can do, however I am on lists that are substantially larger and even admin some that are substantially larger and if we get 10 to 15 bogus emails a week, then it was a bad week. But for a list as small as Ubuntu Chicago's to get so many, I find it hard to believe there is nothing else that can be done. I have even tried messing with the spam filtering in mailman as well according to some input from various sites to no avail. -- Rich Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] GPG Key: 0x2E2C0124
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