A word to the wise - Cleanfeed does a better job than NoCeM, however,
you will probably need both in the long run.
} When I put in the request, I asked them about *.answers. While they =
} didn't say so outright, I'm sure they wouldn't have blatantly put in the =
} filters without ignoring *.answers. As of today (1 JAN 1999) I can see =
} FAQ postings with Supersedes: in the header, but no Supersedes: in =
} nana.email or other frequently abused groups. I guess they can filter =
} and override filters in certain groups.
It may also be that the spam cancellers are getting the supersedes in those
groups.
-- Chris Lewis, CyberSheriff (CBC says I am, so it must be true!)For more information on spam, see http://spam.abuse.net/spam Fight spam, support Rep. Chris Smith's TCPA extension: http://www.cauce.org
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