Charles Marcus wrote: > On 9/7/2009, Melvin ([email protected]) wrote: > >> First, internal mail being processed should have only minimal impact and >> since it is normally safe it helps populate and define the HAM corpus. >> > > ? While I agree that the use of the submission port is an acceptable > (and maybe better in many cases) choice than running a separate smtp > server/instance, internal mail is, by definition, mail between users of > your own domains, and so would not contribute anything beneficial > whatsoever to the HAM corpus. > Interesting. I was obviously misinformed. I stand... errr... type corrected. :) > Only mail destined for the internet should be contributing to the > corpus, and of that, only for trusted users (I would never allow *all* > of my users to contribute to the HAM corpus). > > I'm curious as to what criteria you use to determine who is or isn't a 'trusted' user, and what type of environment you're that allows you that latitude. I'm definitely working in the wrong place. :)
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