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    1. …in reply to @spamsieve
      @spamsieve What “well trained” means is not clear. Plus there is *a lot* of things to consider when setting up SpamSieve. I consider myself as a pretty tech savvy user but it was (and still is) quite the journey to try to take everything into account.
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  1. …in reply to @simardcasanova
    @spamsieve Also considering I use SaneBox and I also want to set a drone to have spam filtering from my iPhone and iPad. So not the easiest setup.
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    1. …in reply to @simardcasanova
      @spamsieve That being said, and I understand it’s probably a key limitation of Bayesian filtering, the main problem is when the initial training is done on very little emails – which I guess happen quite often. I do receive spam, but not *that much*.
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      1. …in reply to @simardcasanova
        @spamsieve So maybe there should have some kind of specific guide or advices for that case. Too many antispam documentations are like “just wait to have more spam” or “I don’t care if you don’t have enough spam”.
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        1. …in reply to @simardcasanova
          @spamsieve I don’t receive a lot of spam but I still receive enough of it that I want it to be taken care of – up to the point I’m ready to pay for a dedicated software to help me with that.
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