1) Even if it normallized spaces, it still wouldn't be able
to deal with the random characters/digits that many spammers
put at the end of msgs (or sometimes in the subjects) ...
so there's not much point in normallizing the spaces.
2) As I understand it, the problem with false positives is
acctually a problem with people poisoning it. It won't call
something "spam" unless someone says it's spam, and there
are a lot of assholes out there who think it's ammusing to
call widely subscribed lists "spam"
The article makes a good suggestion, don't trust Razor
outright, use it as a SpamAssasin rule that contributes
to a messages
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