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Glenn Sheppard wrote:
> I posted this message and I just found it in my spam folder? Can someone tell me how this is spam?
>
Examining the header of your email, which I am replying to here, I see:
X-Mailer: YahooMailClassic/10.1.11 YahooMailWebService/0.8.103.269680
This means that you are using the YahooMailClassic web interface, to
receive and send email.
Yahoo has a spam filter, but as with all spam filters, it is not
perfect. Sometimes it will inaccurately identify spam as Ok, and
sometimes it will inaccurately identify Ok email as spam.
There should be a control mechanism, that permits you, the user, to
'teach' the spam filter how to better identify spam/non-spam correctly,
by click on a button of some sort, to correct errors.
Unfortunately, this will never be 100% effective, because the spammers
are eternally improving their techniques, to get spam past the filters.
I would guess that most good spam filters 'get it right' around 99% of
the time.
Your email was misidentified as spam. No big deal. If this is the first
time you have seen this, count yourself either as very lucky, or as
someone who doesn't get much email.
There is an extremely high probability, that it will not be the last
time you see one of your emails in the spam file.
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- -wittig
http://www.robertwittig.com/
http://robertwittig.net/
http://robertwittig.org/
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