> Analysis: It doesn't matter how many To's and Cc's are too many from
> our/my point of view -- any test with 9 or more To's or Cc's results in
> an S/O worse than random, and any test with 20 or more hits a higher
> percentage of my ham than it does my spam.
I have a hunch such a rule can have value, but it might have to be applied
on an individual basis. For instance I have an @earthlink account. The
chances that someone is going to be sending ME a legit mail, and also
sending it to 3 other earthlink recipients, is about nil.
Of course, at work it is common for me to get a mail that is cc'ed to a
dozen other people at the company, so such a rule wouldn't work there. But
then, such a case would generally be with internal mail rather than incoming
mail.
Loren
