Title: RE: [Razor-users] Reporting known spam
Hi,
Razor uses a trust metric to assign reputations to reporters. New reporters
start at 0 and have to build up trust by exhibiting agreement with existing
trusted reporters. This protects against various forms of "ballot stuffing"
at
On Wed, Aug 09, 2006 at 06:27:11PM +0200, Jörg Zieren wrote:
> I somewhat assumed that each report counts only once per account, and that
> newly created accounts start with zero credibility, so the above scenario
> or close derivatives would be impossible. This is just speculation
> though... M
Kelson wrote:
> Thomas Jarosch wrote:
>> Let's assume the spam mail is already known to the Razor network,
>> but the spam score wasn't sufficent for marking the mail as spam.
>>
>> Is it ok or even desired to report the mail again to the Razor network?
>> IMHO this will boost the spam confidence
Thomas Jarosch wrote:
> Let's assume the spam mail is already known to the Razor network,
> but the spam score wasn't sufficent for marking the mail as spam.
>
> Is it ok or even desired to report the mail again to the Razor network?
> IMHO this will boost the spam confidence of the message, righ
Hello,
I justed started using Razor and must say I'm
very pleased with the results :-)
If nevertheless a spam message ends up in my inbox, I just hit a button
to execute razor-report and then automatically delete the message.
Let's assume the spam mail is already known to the Razor network,
but t
