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I am confused. When someone says I use a junk email filter and only get X false positive per month - How do you know that? How do you know you are getting 0.04% false positives?

Are you checking through your junk email folder by hand by any chance?

Doesn't checking through your junk email folder defeat the purpose of having a junk email folder? :)

Segmail is trying to do away with that. Zero false positives by design.

-Andrew.

Andrew Tomazos | andrew@tomazos.com | www.tomazos.com

In reply to Re^4: RFC: Email 2.0: Segmail by tomazos
in thread RFC: Email 2.0: Segmail by tomazos

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