Hi, I have looked at the X-Spam-Scores of my list mail folder. My plan is to throw away mails with a score of 3.0 or higher. Of almost 8000 checked mails, there would be 13 false positives. I am explaining those below. A possible reaction could be to select a somewhat higher limit or to write mails in a way which "smells less spammy". Or simply assume that I did not get the affected mails ;-).
Score 3Ã.0: Yann Bégniot got this for being on DSBL (BlackList) once, Dosius got it once, Alain got it once, too. I assume that they all wrote most of their mails on non-blacklisted IPs / relays. In addition, SF.net once put something which sounds like free lunch in their footer, which, combined with base 64 encoding and Eduardo having Casino in his name, resulted in a score of 3.0, too. Shit happens.
Well, I could always mail using my Web host's SMTP, in a pinch. For a while I was mailing from my own computer (when I was using Linux), that could be a red flag, or perhaps there was other problems, Verizon's POP bounces a lot of legit mail, so I can't use it.
My current setup runs my mail through outgoing.verizon.net
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