On 12/01, Jeff Chan wrote: > Also keep in mind that PH has a generally low score even for net > + bayes since it doesn't hit a large portion of spam in the SA > corpus.
No. Scores are not determined by how many spams a rule hits. Scores are automatically generated to correctly flag as many spams as possible without exceeding 1 false positive in every 2500 hams (with a required_score of 5). Stated in http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/spamassassin/trunk/rules/50_scores.cf (a file you get via sa-update) So it's entirely possible to have a rule that hits a very small percentage of spam with a very large score. -- "This hurts quite a bit. Very painful." "Think of the sensation as reassurance that you are not dead yet. What you are feeling is life in you!" - Johnny The Homicidal Maniac http://www.ChaosReigns.com
