Re: [gs-devel] New magic subject keyword list moderation
"Igor V. Melichev" <[email protected]>
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Does anybody know how to set X-Fnord to Microsoft Outlook Express ? Thanx. Please note that my question is about "Outlook Express" rather than about "Outlook". These are 2 different software products. I use "Outlook Express" due to advanced capabilities for message filtering. Igor. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ralph Giles" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2004 3:33 PM Subject: [gs-devel] New magic subject keyword list moderation > Everyone, > > We're enacting a new spam/virus filter mechanism for the ghostscript.com > mailing lists. The new method is based on a keyword whitelist mechanism. > To wit: all messages sent to the lists *must* include the name 'artifex' > SPELLED BACKWARD in the subject line. For example, you can just add it > at the end in parentheses. > > Messages without the magic keyword WILL BE SILENTLY DISCARDED so please > do not forget to do this. > > The list software will strip the keyword from the message before posting > it, so it won't clutter up the archives and will be less available for > harvesting by future malicious programs. > > While we are loath to break the openness of the lists in this way, the > level of virus and spam traffic we receive continues to grow and we feel > this is the best approach to dealing with it. We enacted automated > filters some time ago, and last year switched many of the lists to > manual moderation when the automated tools couldn't keep up. But now, > manually reviewing the thousands of messages a day (or in the case of > the recent virus outbreak, hundreds of thousands of messages) even with > the assistance of various filters has become too serious a burden and > the danger of missing a few messages quite high. > > Thanks for your patience, > -r > > P.S. If your mailer supports it, you can instead include the magic > keyword on a separate 'X-Fnord: ' header line; advanced users may find > this more convenient. > > -- > Ralph Giles > Ghostscript.com list admin > > _______________________________________________ > gs-devel mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.ghostscript.com/mailman/listinfo/gs-devel >