Tim Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [Douglas Alan]
>>> I've noticed that there is little to no spam in comp.lang.python
>>> and am wondering how this is accomplished.
>
> [Skip Montanaro]
>> Most mailing lists which originate on mail.python.org have SpamBayes
>> filtering in front of them.
>
>
"Douglas Alan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I've noticed that there is little to no spam in comp.lang.python and
> am wondering how this is accomplished. Is there a moderator who
> actively cancels spam?
For the newsgroup, as opposed to the maillist, there is no
[Douglas Alan]
>> I've noticed that there is little to no spam in comp.lang.python
>> and am wondering how this is accomplished.
[Skip Montanaro]
> Most mailing lists which originate on mail.python.org have SpamBayes
> filtering in front of them.
Worth noting that the SpamBayes project started sp
Doug> I've noticed that there is little to no spam in comp.lang.python
Doug> and am wondering how this is accomplished.
Most mailing lists which originate on mail.python.org have SpamBayes
filtering in front of them. The one notable exception are the two
SpamBayes-related mailing lists
I've noticed that there is little to no spam in comp.lang.python and
am wondering how this is accomplished. Is there a moderator who
actively cancels spam? If so, that wouldn't seem to prevent spam from
making it through to the mailing list version of the newsgroup. Is
there an exceptionally goo
