Hi guys,
Thanks for the great product you are making, it works wonderfuly!
I have an idea for future development for you guys that I'm sure would interest a bunch of people ;-) In Outlook, you have the "Rules Wizard" that allows you to "automatically" (rules are entered manually) sort your e-mails in the right folders. This mechanism is not very easy to use and is kind of cumbersome -- many people don't use it because it requires too much work to setup properly (I personnaly use it, and I have about 50 rules setup... this took quite a while...). Since you guys have the means to categorize e-mails as "Spam", "Not spam" or "Not sure", then I'm sure it would not be too much of a streatch to have "n" categories instead of only 3... When people move e-mails around in their folders, spambayes could automatically "learn" from the addition of e-mails to the folder, or the removal from a folder. This way, when an e-mail comes in the Inbox, it could automatically be moved to the appropriate folder based on the folder's "pattern" (not sure what the exact term is for you guys...). This way, people would not need to setup new rules in the Rules Wizard all the time...
Anyways, just an idea ;-) I'm a software designer myself, so I know these things take time, but I figured your software was close to that idea already because it doesn't start with any kind of assumption for what is considered spam, it learns from experience instead, which is exactly what a good "rules wizard" should do...
In any case, if you don't mind, please let me know what you think of this idea.
Thanks,
Ga�tan.
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