wrote:
> > On Sat, 29 Dec 2007 16:51:42 -0800, Peter Skye
> wrote:
> > >Serious question: How did Tiffany get onto the
> list so "she" could send
> > >this message?
>
> Jon Harrison wrote:
> > Not seen here. Maybe it only came to your
> computer?
>
> Jon, do you have a spam filter on the SCOUG list? I
> have
> mine _after_ the list so I don't have any false
> positives
> (in other words I've "white listed" everything from
> the
> SCOUG list); if your spam filter is _before_ the
> list then
> the list message may have gone to your junk mail
> folder.
One possible hole in your theory, Peter: I never saw
those either. I have *no filtering of my own* in
effect, though this is not for lack of interest in
doing so. Largely through inertia and being in
between actual desired systems / system setups, I've
been accessing my mail through dedicated provider
online email gateways for the last couple years. The
mail remains on their server. Said providers have
their own AV | anti-spam stuff in effect, though I
don't necessarily know what it is. (Multiple
accounts, and multiple providers.) In one case,
though, it declares itself as some sort of
Norton-based solution.
Jordan
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