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On Fri, 20 Dec 2002 10:50, David Raistrick wrote:
> Hey folks.
>
> It looks like the image itself caused this message to trip razor?  I guess
> an identical image has been in other reported messages?

Yes.  Revoke it and that image will be contested.  Then the mail will no 
longer be spam.

Corrin

PS: Has anybody else noticed that we are constantly having near identical 
threads to this one? Perhaps everybody should report all their MIME/Multipart 
ham to build a decent database of good mime parts. I quite like how the 
bayesian filters train themselves on every single incoming message, and 
automatically untrain themselves if you tell them they got it wrong. This 
means that once they're working well they will continue to adapt with no user 
intervention, not that I'm suggesting we should automatically report spam ;-)

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