Mark Newton wrote:
The good news is that anti-spam software can be trained to delete
it before you ever get to see it (google for Baysian Email Filters -
the article by Paul Graham is a must-read).
The bad news is that not everyone uses a Baysian filter.
Strange that this topic should rare
At 08:32 AM 21/08/03 +0930, Leigh wrote:
Please don't include me in this. There are some of us that are inherently
immune
to this rubbish.
I am isolated by Eudora dropping the attachment into a sub-directory from
which it can be deleted, and inviting me by prompt to download infected
parts of an
Another useful tip is to use several email addresses (BigPond, Optus,
etc usually offer five free addresses per account), something like
this:
* one treasured with the intension of keeping it for a long time.
Do not use this where there is a risk of spam.
* one used for dubious/obvious
Andrew, Please contact me direct as I have a Dick Johnson kit for measuring
profile drag. Normally it is used for determining turbulator locations, but
by measuring both wings it should show any difference. I would be happy to
loan it to you for a short time. Cheers, Ron Baker.
- Original
Hi,
At SCGC we will be going down the path of a formal research into why
member are not renewing. It is renewal time and we can see what we have
now the dust settles. Has anybody else down this? If we know the most
common serious reasons on a National basis then we can start trying to
fix it
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From: Peter Stephenson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 9:34 AM
Subject: Re: [aus-soaring] Spam Tips
| I use mailwasher and bounce the spam on the server.
| http://www.firetrust.com/index.php
|
| It is very cheap, owned and
I have used MailWasher also for some time and have found it great except a
bit funny in last week or so. Will try the not bouncing and empty the
blacklisted box as it was increadibly full of has been spam address
Ian McPhee
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From: John Giddy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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