Re: Problems with Bayesian filtering

> There's nothing wrong with a filter emulating the MUA to any
> extent desired. It likely would slow down processing
> dramatically, but if the administrator of the filter finds
> this acceptable, why not.

Of course, for a filter built into the MUA, this is likely not to be an
issue (you just stick the hook to the filtering at a different point).  If
server-side filtering cuts most of the junk and just leaves these, then it's
not that much hassle for the MUA to do it.  Filters that aren't built into
the MUA will find it harder, but I'm sure that all the developers will put
in hooks to make it easy for us <wink>.

=Tony Meyer