> > > i have a little theory why some plug messages are being marked as spam but > it > hinges on these assumptions: > > * gmail adaptive filters are global (like what daniel said above) > * a significant number of plug subscribers uses gmail and diligently marks > spam > messages > * a significant portion of said subscribers mark those mass generated > invitations about "new X social engineering site" that we just have to > absolutely and positively try otherwise we will miss the meaning of our > lives. > * other users around the world mark those invitations as spam. heck i do > it > even if i know the person who triggered the invitation. > * gmail associates other fields in those marked spam messages in > recomputing > the spam probability of received messages. this unfortunately includes the > sender which originates from a single source. > > put everything together and any mail that comes from " > [email protected]" > can get a high spam score. >
isa pang theory: email footers/signatures that resemble spam "taglines"? maybe.
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