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Paul Graham writes extensively on the Spam Wars. His "The Achilles heel of the spammers is their message. They can circumvent Now Graham has posted another "As I mentioned in Will Paul Graham writes extensively on the Spam Wars. His article "A Plan for Spam" explains Bayesian filtering, where an "intelligent" filtering agent is continually learning according to your actions and corrections of its efforts. "The Achilles heel of the … Continue reading
\n article "A
\n Plan for Spam<\/a>" explains Bayesian filtering, where an "intelligent"
\n filtering agent is continually learning according to your actions and corrections
\n of its efforts.<\/p>\n
\n any other barrier you set up. They have so far, at least. But they have
\n to deliver their message, whatever it is. If we can write software that
\n recognizes their messages, there is no way they can get around that."<\/p>\n
\n excellent article <\/a>on the latest developments
\n in the Spam Wars and anti-filtering techniques.<\/p>\n
\n Filters Kill Spam?<\/a> , following all the urls
\n in a spam would have an amusing side-effect. If popular email clients
\n did this in order to filter spam, the spammer’s servers would take
\n a serious pounding. The more I think about this, the better an idea
\n it seems. "<\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"