Yes, please -- something like what Aaron Weber mentions below. I run a server-side package (dspam), the last thing I need is an upgraded Evo starting to also do spam filtering by accident because I didn't notice...
On Tue, 2004-03-30 at 14:29, Aaron Weber wrote: > 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 maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
