[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 5/22/03 said >Well I had downloaded SpamSieve last week but didn't set it up since I >wasn't having any problem with spam. Today I started getting spam from >the same sender to both my .mac account and my business domain account. >Both were addressed correctly (since the business email has a catch-all >that sometimes gets a few sales type emails) and I find it strange that >both emails got the same spam. > >Anyway, I just set up SpamSieve and it seems to be working (at least with >those emails). I'll have to add a few "good" emails so that it will >learn which emails are good and which are not. > >Are there any good tricks to teach SpamSieve or will it really learn on >it's own?
It is important to feed it about equal amounts of good and spam; or if you want more good to go to your spam folder, train with more spam; or more spam to go your good, use more good mail. I find it very helpful to filter out all my mailing list mail first, and also mail from my friends and family. -- Barbara Needham
