Humm. I didn't expect this :-). I don't know what is "aka" but of course you can check my publications list at http://www.l3s.de/~olmedilla/pub/publications.html
As you can see I have been working in e-learning and in information retrieval
(with ranking algorithms and personalized web search). Now I am moving to
mail and spam distributions and mail ranking. You can check that the rest of
the data I sent is real (student in Hannover, etc..., you can even check that
the pgp signature of this e-mail corresponds to the one I have on my web
page).
Sorry if it looks shady but as I said, I don't get any dangerous information
for you because all the e-mail addresses are hashed (so only the
distributions is what I am interested in like e.g. which is the percentage of
spam you receive from your total incoming mail). That's why I did it in perl
so all the people could check that I am using only perl packages and I do
nothing strange (sorry if the code is not the best one as someone already
complaint about but I haven't done much in perl before). The only thing is
that it should be easy to understand (so you can check I am doing what I
claim and there is not problem with your privacy) and it works (I already got
some information from some instittutions).
Again, sorry if my mail looks strange but I thought this would be the best
place to send my request as all of you are using or trying to use
spamassassin.
Best regards,
DOC
On Friday 15 October 2004 17:20, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Quoting Alex Broens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> [Daniel's request]
>
> > aka harvesting?
>
> His request does seem a bit shady, but I'd google Dan's previous papers
> before jumping to conclusions.
>
> --
> Sahil Tandon
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Phone: +49 (0)511 762.9741 / +49 (0)511 7621.9714
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