Vipul Ved Prakash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-10-23 18:16:49 -0700]: > On Wed, Oct 23, 2002 at 03:06:54PM -0700, Bill Sobel wrote: > > I've started to notice more and more legitimate opt in mailing lists are > > being wrongly submitted to Razor by users. Today I noticed both the > > Dilbert mailing list and the Vuln-Dev list had mailed caught be Razor. > > I would recommend that you (and others) use the revoke functionality > generously. There is little point in bumping up TeS thresholds unless > people are habitually revoking what they consider to be mistakes. Once > these messages are revokes, the trust of people reporting them will go > down and their future submissions will not have enough confidence to cross > the average.
The original poster was upgrading to razor2. But Bill, you did not say which version you were using when you responded to their message. If you are using razor1 then there is not much you can do. But if you are using razor2 there is definitely something you should do which will solve this problem. Vipul points out that razor2 adds TeS, the truth evaluation system, to razor. If you revoke mail falsely reported to razor then the original reporter of the false spam will become less trusted and will eventually have their reports of spam ignored. This improves the overall quality of the reporting system for all users. Bob
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