Does anybody here find it ludicrous that a mailing list devoted to an anti-spam package is front-ended by insufficient anti-spam to keep this sort of thing off the list?
So you're on this list but not using Razor? It caught both of them for me, with the confidence increasing between the first and second posting.
On a more serious note, the only spam I remember coming through on this list is of this sort. It's a lot less blatant than most, and aside from looking for the phrase "As an exporter in China," it's harder to identify (software-wise) without knowing that the recipient is unlikely to be trading fishing gear with international exporters.
In fact, I'd go so far as to say that Razor-like programs and Bayesian analysis are the only current anti-spam tools that *would* catch this. It's just that both require samples to start from.
As for the question of what anti-spam software should be running on this list, I suspect that's more under SourceForge's control than the Razor team's.
Kelson Vibber
SpeedGate Communications <www.speed.net>
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