Jim Frost (jimf frostbytes com) had this to say on 01/02/03 at 19:07:
Of course I did. It has about a 90% success rate and more than a 1% false positive rate and requires me to diligently keep up the rule base. Now, 90% success would be great, but 1% false is a killer. That means I'll see like five or ten falses a day, which means I'll be constantly going through the filtered mail, which defeats the purpose.
I use the latest 2.43 version, and I get much better than 90%, and can't recall the last time I had a false positive. Perhaps your experiences were with earlier versions?
Probably 99% of Evolution's users don't run their own servers and would
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