Theo Van Dinter wrote: > Then there's the AWL, aka the historical score averager, which has > some commands via "spamassassin" to do simple manipulation, usually to > correct undesired entries. The score changes per message, typically.
Any movement to rename AWL and thus to avoid explaining it so often? We could keep the acronym: * Average Weight Leveler * Auto-weighting Lean * Adjust to Widespread Listing * All Worth (was) Lost * Assassins We Love (or mix and match as needed) Or replace it altogether: * Historical Score Averager (HSA) * Regression to the Mean (RTM or RttM) * Out-of-bound Adjustor (OOB or OOBA or OA) * Return to Average (RTA) * Return to Former Mean (RTFM) * Historical Off-Target Average Score Standardizer (...) I personally like either Average Weight Leveler or Return to Average, though as somebody who hangs around statisticians, I have a strong pull towards RttM (and as a Systems Admin, a tendency towards RTFM).
