On Sunday 29 January 2006 18:52, Timothy Miller wrote: > > One thing I've long thought was an obvious extension of spam filtering > was general email categorization. You could train a filter to sort > emails into more than just the two buckets but instead into arbitrary > categories. For me, those would be private emails, legitimate bulk > email (like what I get from ZDNet), administrative emails (legit > emails containing spam), mailing list emails, and perhaps a few more.
Something in the direction of what's described at http://www.ii.com/internet/messaging/spam/ perhaps? POPFile also seems to take this more general email classification approach: "POPFile is an extremely versatile program. You can tell it to just try and tell spam from non-spam e-mail, or to separate work, family and junk mail, or to automatically filter between a dozen projects that you get email about." - POPFile Quick Start Guide Loruens
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