Frank Mitchell on 6/7/03 said >Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >>>That probably means that you trained it with too much spam. You may need >>>to delete your corpus and try again. >>> >>>When you are training if you use LOTS of spam mail and LITTLE of regular >>>mail, the weight will be towards spam; and vice versa. >>> >>>Also, if you are on mailing lists it helps a whole bunch to use filters >>>to send those to their individual folders before Spam Sieve does its thing. >> >>The mailing list stuff is not a problem. It goes to the proper folder. >> >>I will delete the corpus and try again. Gee, I didn't realize that a >>balanced nutritional diet was required. <g> > >I would have thought that doing an 'Add Good' to the misidentified good >mail would gradually do the same thing.
It depends how out of balance the training was. See the SS manual and also you can contact the developer. -- Barbara Needham
