Gene Gough <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ... What I have
> found best is having a filer for each of the various list groups I
> listen to that looks at the TO field to divert them to the associated
> folder. Then next to the last filter is one that requires only that
> the sender be in my address book and if so, that mail goes into the
> standard INBOX. The final filter is the inverse of that. Any message
> this far down the chain and not in the address book goes to the
> Unknown or spam filter. ...
I do something similar. But a question...
Your last two filters work like this:
1) filter all mail with recognized addresses to the inbox.
2) filter anything else to the spam box.
What is your thinking in using these double filters as opposed to:
1) filter all mail with unrecognized addresses to the spam box,
while all other mail "falls off the end" of the filter list
into the inbox.
Just wondering if I've missed some subtlety here... :)
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Dave Goodman
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