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> I wish I could define who the "known" people are to me and use your solution.
My secondary ISP, rahul.net has an extraordinary spam filter. It does
have a few false positives, but in my experience, all the false positives
have occurred only when a) my setting of the spam-filter actually looks at
the _content_ (as opposed to just the headers) of a message, and b) a
friend is writing _about_ a spam, and quotes a part of the spam, which
quotation triggers the spam filter.
I'd be happy to check with rahul whether he'd mind if I passed his list
on. It's rather extensive. I believe his policy is that he doesn't mind
sharing it.
-- Terry Carroll | "The invention provides means for continuously Santa Clara, CA | trapping sparrows and supplying a cat and carroll@tjc.com | neighborhood cats with a supply of sparrows." Modell delenda est | - U.S. Patent no. 4,150,505