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WebWord Weblog Posting Posting Date: July 11, 2002 You may not have received this email (Strom) -- "This isn't just a few individuals tuning up their filters to reject messages: the problem is on a wholesale level. There's often no way for individual users to determine whether or how their email is being filtered. That is very troubling, because obviously these filters are catching a lot of ordinary messages."
Reader Comments...
In the past six months I've discovered about 10 pieces of legit mail in my filter 1-2 weeks after arrival. A couple times it was business mail with important attachments, which was embarassing. I've changed my business address to one that doesn't need filtering (for the moment). Posted by: Jack on July 12, 2002 09:43 AM
I've got at least a 95% accuracy ratio on my Spam filters. Maybe one or two "good" emails end up in the spam folder a week, but since I skim the folder daily its not a big deal. A quick right click on the improperly routed email ensures that sender goes to the inbox the next time. I use Pocomail as my mail client, which has a very nice spam filter built in. Posted by: Chris on July 12, 2002 10:57 AM
I've had a few pieces of good mail in the filtered spam, too. I guess the trick is to check often. At first, it was so accurate at filtering garbage that I didn't check for a long time, and then realized a friend had sent an e-card that got filtered. Boy was I embarrassed. Now I check about once a week. Posted by: Lydia on July 12, 2002 02:47 PM
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