I've just discovered that Mozilla has included THE most powerful spam filtering system available - Bayesian filtering as part of its e-mail client. It comes as standard. Nice to see this technology entering the mainstream. Pity that TB! plug-architecture will not easily support Bayesian filtering, as you need a dynamically maintained "bad" and "Good" lists. Once each are of a sensible size you start the Bayesain filter, and it characterises the arriving email as Spam - or not. (all Stats based). I don't see how this approach will fit in with the intened keyword based Anti-Spam filters in TB! Anyway.. if you are interested.. see http://www.mozilla.org/mailnews/spam.html Graham
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