Re: IMF and UceArchive folder

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On Fri, 22 Jul 2005 11:19:19 +0200, "Alex Zammit"
<alex@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> hired a team of monkeys to write:


>You have provided no facts either you simply pasted a link. Can you provide
>some hard facts yourself??
>
>You can easily find who I am by looking at my address of this post. My name
>is in many places on the web and the links are public.

He didn't ask for hard facts /about/ yourself, he asked for hard facts
about the effectiveness of the product.


>> BTW, you should understand the 11% is a measurement of how much of
>> "known good" (i.e. ham) is determined to be spam, not 11% of all
>> messages examined. There's quite a bit of difference there. But you
>> knew that after you read the information, right?
>
>Since you are quoting my links I think you should immagine that I know that.
>
>What 11% means is that if you look at the Junk Email folder (lets assume
>gateway blocking is disabled) out of every 10 emails filtered you will find
>a bit more than one good (ham) email.

Um... no that's not what it means. Perhaps you should reread what Rich
wrote. Until then arguing that the product is more or less effective
than a rating which you don't understand seems a bit pointless.
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