[PRCo] Re: administrivia reminder

[Derrick J Brashear]

On Thu, 11 Dec 2008, Phillip Clark Campbell wrote:

> Mr.Brashear;
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>
> Couldn't this happen automatically?

Well, AOL didn't do it. If someone's "end user" mail plugins did it, it 
suggests a need to configure whitelisting. The problem I described (mail 
to whoever and other AOL users from the list will be delayed) is accurate, 
for AOL users.

> Doesn't antiviral software automatically do this?
> In other words, it may not have been done intentionally by any
> person and as we forget / ignore the change of Subject line
> we don't take 'spam' out either.
>
> Often but not always yahoo puts list messages that I personally
> wrote into my spam folder; I just move it to the inbox and
> haven't noticed any labeling.

This is AOL-specific. I signed up for feedback so I'd know if they 
disliked me. It did once help me catch someone who compromised another 
machine that I trusted, they were using that machine to inject actual spam 
through mine.