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I score for blogspot links in emails, and give them 5 points while I'm at it: uri CST_BADLY_SPELT2 /blogspot\.com/ score CST_BADLY_SPELT2 5.0 describe CST_BADLY_SPELT2 blogspot Link.. probable SPAM I don't know how the rest of you feel about blogspot links, but I've never seen a valid/authentic one in an email that isn't spam before. I used to run phrase matching with lots of OR statements to try catch spam like this, but have since given up rewriting those rules every day in favour of this one. Cheers, Michael Hutchinson.
