Paul W. Frields wrote:
On Sun, 2006-08-13 at 12:03 -0500, Thomas w. Cranston wrote:
Could you please identify youself better? The following are the subject
and sender:
Rahul
Release announcement translation
I have no quick way of knowing if this is spam or somthing from or
relating to the Fedora documents project, so it just looks like spam to
me, since I am not familiar with your name.
Spammers are beginning to craft subject lins that look like they might
relate to a forum, etc.
In this case I used a little intuition, but my esp is running a little thin.
This goes out to everyone out there, and not just you Rahul.
Although not impossible, it's not easy for spammers to get on this list,
since verifying registration requires human intervention. If you're
having trouble separating fedora-docs-list mail from your normal mail,
try using a filter that distinguishes it based on Recipients or List-Id
tags in the source. Most email clients have this capability.
I use Evolution and the "Filters" option, and move incoming mail into a
"fedora-docs" folder if it has a "Recipients" tag that includes
"fedora-docs-list@xxxxxxxxxx". Try it, you'll like it!
Of course, the content of this mail shows that it's clearly not spam and
directly pertains to Fedora documentation, which is another useful
clue. :-)
You Wrote:
Of course, the content of this mail shows that it's clearly not spam and
directly pertains to Fedora documentation, which is another useful
clue.
I do not want to open a message ig it looks like spam!
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