>>> There is another option. Gmail does a terrific job of filtering out spam. >> >> Yes, and pretty much else too. My number one colleague, with whom I exchange >> hundreds of mails a year, uses Gmail, and none of my messages get through. >> The Gmail pages explaining why would take centuries to read and eons to >> implement, so I use one of his secondary addresses, when I remember. > > This is your colleuges inbox and therefore his responsibility to let your > email address be flaged as to be put in his inbox. All addresses in the inbox > owners address book could or most often even should be allowed to get > through. It is often just a matter of setting a preference option for this to > happen and nothing complicated.
That's a good point. I had to train Gmail for about a month because one mailing list in particular would wind up in spam a lot. But after a month, the error rate dropped to almost zero. Still, privacy is an issue. As I said, my trust for Google dropped to zero overnight. --- This is coming from Mail.app. I hate the new Gmail web look, and dislike Mail only slightly less. _______________________________________________ MacOSX-talk mailing list MacOSX-talk@omnigroup.com http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/listinfo/macosx-talk
