> In reply to : Ingo Heinicke
> Dated :18 Mar 2000 23:02:49 +0100
> Subject :[md-2] Re: Filters
>
> > 1. Is there any difference to ... contains ChronoT ?
>
> I don't think you can use wildcards with the 'contains' filter so if there is
>anything
> else next to ChronoT, eg [md-2]ChronoT or ChronoT-..... it would not be filtered
Well, in my understanding of the English language "contains" means that
for example the subject: contains "porn" anywhere so "free porn" or
"great new porno site" would have to be filtered out.
Anyways, this is not very interesting right now as I don't get spam by
email and the newsgroups are not filtered. Don't know the problem Olli has
with this (and pgp signing).
Ingo
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