At 08:41 PM 6/2/2005, Jason Haar wrote:
If one's wrong, they are ALL wrong.By that do you mean that a false positive in one RBL tends to show up in them all? Probably too much sharing of data/same sources?
No, I mean if one score in the ruleset is wrong, every score in the ruleset is wrong. Since they are scored simultaneously, the score of one rule impacts the score of every other rule in the whole ruleset.
