Re: some things get [mis-] labeled as Spam (was: Re: IPCOP)

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>         I don't know how Google scored it - there didn't seem to be
>         anything 
>         amiss or that would cause it to score a big number with
>         spamassassin but
>         generally, spamassassin configuration would include the
>         scoring
>         information in the headers if it scored high enough to be
>         flagged as
>         spam. Thus if you want to contribute information back to the
>         OP - you 
>         should include the spamassassin scores which will indicate
>         which
>         rulesets marked it as spam.

>         Craig
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> another comment from Mike:
> Maybe it had something to do with those "dotted quad" 
> IP addresses (which some e-mail systems, 
> including gmail apparently, turn in to clickable hyper 
> links, to a URL with  Prefix of "http://", and the IP
> address instead of a domain name, and just a "/"
> suffix).
>     Some Spam messages probably tend to contain
> URLs with a [numeric] IP address where the domain 
> name usually goes.  Maybe there is some robot "rule" 
> that "cries wolf" when it spots anything even remotely
> like that.  
>     It might also be affected by the fact that, going to
> the PLUG-Discuss list, it was probably seen many 
> times, that is, several copies of the message being
> sent to different subscribers.
>     Just a guess...