Re: Anti-spam filters (was:Re[5]: List Administration Note)

[Alexander V. Kiselev]

Hi there!

On 25 Sep 99, at 16:29, Steve Lamb wrote
    about "Re: Anti-spam filters":

>     Other filtering involves methods that produce a high amount of
> false-positives.  When you (sex) get a lot of (erotic) mail in your spam
> folder (make money fast) that it gets more mail than your ($$$) inbox, then
> you have a problem, don't you?

Yup, as for me, I now see that Claude has never got involved in 
Mathematical research, for example. If *I* started to filter out 
the messages containing dollar signs, I would have filtered out 
*absolutely all* the scientific-related messages I receive:-)) You 
know, these are all in TeX, and in TeX all the mathematical 
notation is preceeded either with a single dollar sign or a 
doubled one, and succeeded in the same manner......... For 
example, x=y would be $x=y$. I mean, "dollars" not *always* 
mean bux:-)



SY, Alex
(St.Petersburg, Russia)
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Thought for the day:
  Communist (n): one who has given up all hope
     of becoming a Capitalist.

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