> From: Thomas Narten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>        ...    However, because spam filters can make mistakes, it is
> highly desirable (as a sanity check/second opinion) for a human to
> double check automatic rejections.  Unfortunately, having a human look
> at a message and decide whether to forward it on will always be viewed
> as moderation/censorship by some regardless of the reasons for doing
> so.
> ...

That seemes to assume that automated spam filters are necessarily
based on content and have significant false positive rates.  Neither
need be true.


Vernon Schryver    [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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