[Rq-rules] Egads Junk Mail?

[Brad Furst]

When you receive legitimate posts from the crashbox.com server  
labeled "***junk mail***", then forward that post to: 				 
notjunkmail at thinbits.net
so the server can learn to distinguish for future posts.

When you receive spam, _from_the_crashbox.com_server_, that is not  
yet recognized as "***junk mail***", then forward that post to:
	junkmail at thinbits.net
so the server can learn to distinguish for future posts.


On Jan 24, 2007, at 8:03 AM, Warren Creighton wrote:

> Someone had mentioned previously that some of the
> e-mail from this list was getting identified as junk
> mail by Yahoo. I use Yahoo as well.  If your spam
> filter is on and Rq-rules isn't in your address book
> the identified ***junk mail*** gets sent to your bulk
> folder.  If Rq-rules is in your address book the
> e-mail gets sent to your inbox but it has the ***junk
> mail***tag.
>
> Before I added RQ-rules to my address book I would
> lose days of e-mail from the list to my bulk folder.(
> I thought the list was just quiet).  So now at least I
> get it to the inbox, it just has that ***junk mail***
> tag. You just have to live with it unless you want to
> get inundated with spam.
>
> Warren
>
> --- Steve Davies <sdavies2720 at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>> Er, somewhere in the communications pipe my last
>> e-mail got a prefix of *** JUNK MAIL *** in the
>> title.
>>  I'm sending from yahoo, but the message didn't have
>> that when I sent.  Does anyone have a clue where the
>> (at least annoying) flag came from?
>>
>> Steve (who's also looking forward to DBRP and the
>> sound of a BRP newsletter)
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