Let's not be hasty and switch back to Mozilla. What we should do is note "Evolution thinks this is Junk mail. If it is, click this button: " and when they do, ask the user if they want to turn on junk mail filtering.
OR, at first-run and during migration, *ask* the user: "Evolution 2.0 includes junk mail filtering. Would you like to turn this service on? If you do, messages Evolution thinks are junk will appear in your "Junk Mail" folder rather than in the Inbox. If the filter is incorrect, you can click the "Not Junk" button; as you correct it, Evolution will get better at determining junk mail.
Something like that.
- [Evolution] Need some help Charles
- Re: [Evolution] Need some help Not Zed
- Re: [Evolution] Need some help Charles
- Re: [Evolution] Need some help (1 more point... Charles Love
- Re: [Evolution] Need some help (1 more p... Not Zed
- Re: [Evolution] Need some help (I G... Charles
- Re: [Evolution] Need some help ... Tony Earnshaw
- Re: [Evolution] Need some h... Jeffrey Stedfast
- Re: [Evolution] Need some h... Aaron Weber
- Re: [Evolution] Need some h... Tony Earnshaw
- Re: [Evolution] Need some h... Ricky
- Re: [Evolution] Need some h... Jeffrey Stedfast
- Re: [Evolution] Need some h... guenther
- Re: [Evolution] Need some h... Tony Earnshaw
- Re: [Evolution] Need some h... guenther
- Evo 1.5 and local/server si... Rick DeNatale
- Re: Evo 1.5 and local/serve... Tony Earnshaw
- Re: Evo 1.5 and local/serve... Rick DeNatale
- Re: Evo 1.5 and local/serve... Rick DeNatale
