There is a technology that will sort mail from sources like this list,
sort it accurately, and is easy to maintain.
The technology is called Naive Bayesian Filtering. For 100 messages or
so, you classify incoming mail into whatever "bins" you want.
Once that's done, you check the bins once in a while, and only
reclassify the errors.
If you're really annoyed by off-topic mail, it'll do an awesome job of
filtering with very little work on your part (and not much thought, past
setting up the initial "bins.")
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/POPFile>
I've used it, it works extremely well. In IMAP-mode, it could even work
on web-based systems like GMail.
Since I'm not annoyed by off-topic mail (and often learn about things
I'd never considered) I just use the delete key.
73 -- Lynn
On 7/30/2017 1:41 PM, Dauer, Edward wrote:
Can a G-mail or any other filter really identify subjects whose name changes
from time to time – notice that I changed the title of this thread by dropping
just one word.
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