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Subject: [lojban] Spam markings
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Would it be possible for the spam headers on messages to be eliminated
if the spam score is negative (as it appears to be for the most recent
messages)? (I assume that the scoring used treats negative values as
indicating that the message is most likely NOT spam.) Failing that,
could the number of spam headers at least be limited to 1?

Dean Gahlon
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