On Sat, Aug 7, 2021 at 5:31 AM Jaroslaw Rafa via mailop <mailop@mailop.org> wrote:
> > Therefore, apart of obvious cases to block (widespread distribution of the > same, unsolicited email to random users, obvious scam/phish or messages > containing known malware) the spam filtering needs to be adjusted per user > (Bayesian filtering is pretty good at this). That's exactly what I mean by > "correctly". > > But this doesn't scale well, both in terms of computing power needed for > content filtering and human work needed to manually adjust filters whenever > needed. Small providers, who have a few thousand users, can do this, but > the > big ones, who have millions of users, can't. > Have you ever actually talked to those "big providers"? Do you actually know the challenges they have and what they do and don't do? Or do you just make a lot of assumptions? - Marcel
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