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On Mon, 2 Jul 2001 23:41:31 +0200, NetVicious wrote these comments:
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>> Remember that selective downloads slow down the download process because
>> each messages headers are checked prior to actually starting the download.
>> Also, once a message is filtered out this way, it's *gone*. There's no room
>> for spam filter error. Creating these filters should therefore only be
>> done with the utmost care.
N> Yes. But when you know one e-mail it's sending you spam and more spam.
N> I prefer kill it always. Sure you have to take care about this type of
N> filters. But it's one useful option for some cases. What do you
N> prefer, kill the mail on the server when you knows one person sending
N> spam with about 50kb (think if it was bigger) or download the mail and
N> kill it later.
I wasn't really addressing kill-filters in general. I'm sorry if I gave
that impression. If you need to use one then sure, go ahead and create it.
However, making a quick kill-filter option, I think is unnecessary and
would likely create a tech support nightmare. :-)
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