Brian J. Murrell
dcc-list@interlinx.bc.ca
Sun, 15 Jul 2001 21:52:00 -0700
If I have a piece of spam in my mailbox and I know it was not targetted at me, should I do a "dccproc -t many" on it to tell the DCC server(s) that this is definately spam? i.e. as a community service to other users of the DCC server. Even if I don't know for sure that there were any other recipients (as a single user, I can't know for absolutely sure that there were "many" recipients) should I still? Does the fact that the spam was already queried/submitted to the DCC server change that in any way? i.e. doe a query for an e-mail using "dccproc" followed by an "assertion" (using dccproc -t many) that it was spam skew/screw the database in any way? b.