> I received four or five spambayes-dev messages today that were
> dated in
> 2004.
Me, too.
> Looking at the received headers:
[...]
> it appears they originated somewhere outside of python.org, perhaps
> spamlab.co.uk. (cc'ing their postmaster just in case...)
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02:15:21
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Same goes for mine, FWIW.
=Tony.Meyer
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