On 20 Dec 2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > One (relatively) recent problems with Bayesian filters is that many > SPAM messages are constructed in such a way that they poison your > filters. If you train such messages as SPAM, they contain enough > "good" text, which is irrelevant to the SPAM itself, so to > progressively weaken the discriminatory capabilities of your filters. > The effect shows in the long run. It's a tad sad, because Bayesian > were once highly effective.
Yes, unfortunately combating spam is a full time job for the Spam filter
authors. I even have URIDNSBL and razor2 turned on in my Spamassassin
install, but it is still not 100%.
Charles
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