From: Walter H. Jeffries (graze-l_at_witt.ac.nz)
Date: 07/12/05

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I often see messages on Graze-L that have a characteristic SPAM mark in 
the subject line and will say things like " - Found word(s) farm in the 
Text body - Email found in subject".

Not every message has this so it doesn't seem to be done by the Graze-L 
server. Any idea where this is coming from? If it is a particular 
individual might they be willing to turn this off for Graze-L messages 
so they don't get marked and would people please trim this garbage out 
of the subject lines? It would make reading the list easier and better.

Now for the really odd part - the SPAM filter complained about finding 
the word 'farm' (see above) in the body of the message... :) Gotta love 
that efficiency on a farm discussion list!

-Walter
in Vermont
wishing SPAM was edible. :)

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