Re: ****Re: some things get [mis-] labeled as Spam (was: Re:…

> I have seen some "scoring" info, in the "full headers",
> for a message sent to my "acm.org" account, which
> is a "forwarding" address.
> The acm.org folks use postini.com to do their spam
> detection.  I currently have it set up to "forward" only 
> if (it thinks) a given message should go to my INBOX. 
> If it thinks it is junk, then it puts it in a "quarantine" 
> place, where I can still get to it (I do occasionally find
> a real e-mail there, like one about 2 weeks ago from
> my first cousin in CHIcago who was notifying about 
> 200 of her closest friends / relatives, about some
> change of address...)
> The messages that get processed by postini.com have 
> some detailed scoring information in their [full] headers, 
> but I usually do not delve in to it too deeply;  I just
> click on "deliver" 
> (which is like saying, [this message is] "Not Spam" - so
>    please "deliver" it now, that is, forward it); 
> and then there is a little checkbox to white-list the
> sender, which I typically do, if I am asking them to
> "deliver" a certain message, ie, get it out of quarantine.
>     Anyway, if the stuff I included above is what you 
> meant, then please proceed to explain what it is saying
> and/or, use your powers for good "in some way".
>    Thanks,