Jon and others,
I am aware that Razor Agents are not very effective at this point. There
are a couple of thing I want to point out. First, Razor2/SpamNet, as a
technology, is quite possibly the best spam filtration system that exists
today by the virtue of its realtime feedback and high granularity of
categorization. I don't want to blow the marketing trumpet here, but
SpamNet (the Outlook plugin) has consistently provided higher accuracy
than other systems and won several industry awards for this reason.
Cloudmark, as a company trying to support its paid users as well as
competing with other anti-spam companies on the basis of better
technology, has had little time to dedicate to Razor Agents as well as
intellectual property concerns about releasing some of the new goodness of
SpamNet clients in Razor Agents. The balance of how much and what
resources we spend on Razor Agents has been hard to find, and it's fair to
say the project has suffered from neglect, but now we are in a much better
place to reconsider our position. Over the next few weeks we are going to
figure out a strategy to provide better filtration through Razor Agents. I
will update the list when this happens.
Thanks for your continued paitence and support!
cheers,
vipul
--
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and I'm delighted to say that I have no grasp
www.vipul.net of it whatsoever."
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