On Wed, Sep 30, 2015 at 05:39:25PM +0200, John GALLET wrote:
> [...]
>I am just curious how, it is both in French and English (I have rarely if
>ever seen some *multilingual spam* and contains a direct URL to the
>online registration of the Ballet School it concerns. I do not see how
>anything could be close to that. No way any spammer is referring to a url
>including "/sylphide/" in the path or using the words "dance intensive" in
>French and English in the same spam !
Razor handles URLs seperately, so if you send multi-lingual mails
containing the same URL this might be the reason. Try piping one of your
messages into
razor-check -d
and you'll see which part is (wrongly) reported as spam. Have seen this
with some URLs of mine too and IMO this is one of razor's weak points as
there's no official way to get your URLs "sanitized" again, AFAIK.
--jc
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