John's correct. The huge increase in hitrate is observed *after* I report;
Oh, well.. of course you're going to have a massive hitrate increase in that case.
It looks like you get a lot of spam which is sufficiently unique to fool razor...
Either that or spammers bayes poison methods are also hurting e4 (either intentionally or accidentally)...
If they are doing random poison inserted throughout the entire message, and they re-generate the random poison multiple times during the spam run, there's nothing e4 (or any other hash system) can do to detect it.
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