Why do blacklisted emails turn up in Outlook ?
Posted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 9:48 am
Recently I've noticed some blacklisted email addressed items turning up in Outlook inbox, rather than being deleted. any suggestions please ? thanks
This could be one of two issues that I can think of, first there is a delay from the last time mail was checked by MWP and the time that you tell your email program to download the messages from the server. During that time a new message from a blacklisted source may have come into the server.erniegru wrote:Recently I've noticed some blacklisted email addressed items turning up in Outlook inbox, rather than being deleted. any suggestions please ? thanks
This is completely anti-intuitive, and annoying, behaviour for a BLACK list functionSidewinder wrote:Second, Blacklisting in MWP 2010 does not automatically create a deletion.
Then you really should not be calling it a blacklist function then, if in reality it is not an absolute action and therefore only advisory in some respect. I intuitively expect that both Friends and Blacklist to be defaulted to absolute good/bad values that override other filter settingsSidewinder wrote:Blacklisting is only one of tools that the program uses to evaluate the message.
No, that is not at all CLEAR and is IMO very poor default behaviourSidewinder wrote:Clearly until you have trained the Bayesian evaluation on your message stream) around a couple of hundred messages. It may be better just to watch the InBox result and if you see one Blacklisted and want it deleted make sure the Trash Can Icon is checked. I leave my SidePanel Open in the narrow position and then look at any messages that I doubt.
No, that is not at all CLEAR and is IMO very poor default behaviourSoftware Tools wrote:This is completely anti-intuitive, and annoying, behaviour for a BLACK list functionSidewinder wrote:Second, Blacklisting in MWP 2010 does not automatically create a deletion.![]()
Then you really should not be calling it a blacklist function then, if in reality it is not an absolute action and therefore only advisory in some respect. I intuitively expect that both Friends and Blacklist to be defaulted to absolute good/bad values that override other filter settingsSidewinder wrote:Blacklisting is only one of tools that the program uses to evaluate the message.![]()
Sidewinder wrote:Clearly until you have trained the Bayesian evaluation on your message stream) around a couple of hundred messages. It may be better just to watch the InBox result and if you see one Blacklisted and want it deleted make sure the Trash Can Icon is checked. I leave my SidePanel Open in the narrow position and then look at any messages that I doubt.