Escaping Bayseian spam filters like popfile which depend somewhat on the
commonality of content. Doesn't work very well, since what is common is the
purpose of the spam.
tOM
On Saturday, December 20, 2003 at 16:27
andrew fildes <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Can any of the fun folk here who actually enjoy playing with 'pooters
> suggest an answer to something I actually find interesting about
> Spam. (Yes really!) No, not the Paris Hilton video offers - the
> girl's built like a chopstick with a brain to match so who cares?!
> Some of the 'get your meds from us cheap' spam I get contains quite
> unusual strings of words which I've been collecting as a literary
> exercise (self published work available soon :)) and I wonder, as one
> does, what the fundamental purpose of attaching these strings, apart
> from entertaining those of us who need to get a life.
> Any suggestions, O wise ones?
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