At 04:09 PM 11/18/2005, Vivek Khera wrote:
On Nov 17, 2005, at 2:05 PM, Kelson wrote:
incoming mail. I turned them back on, unsubscribed from everything
for a few months to weed out any legitimate mailing lists that the
old users might have subscribed to, and eventually turned them into
spam
I would vote that these "ligitimate mailing list" are not so
ligitimate if they can't clean up bounces after several years of
getting them.
True, but the difference between legit and "not so legit" is largely
irrelevant.
You can't train the "not so legit" commercial emails as spam or blacklist
the domain without having a user who's pissed off because SA's bayes
training now thinks all mail from (insert major online store here) is spam.
You'd really be surprised how many major names suffer from this.
