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Nevertheless, there are two ways in which you may be able to help.
- First, if there are existing tests which nearly bring the message over the threshold, then yes, we could do with that data in our rescoring corpus of messages so that the GA (genetic algorithm) will know to bring those scores a little higher. Before every major release, the SpamAssassin developers send out a call for advanced users to submit data for use in the GA process. If you follow the [http://www.mirror.ac.uk/sites/spamassassin.taint.org/spamassassin.org/lists.html SpamAssassin-talk] mailing list, maintain spam and ham corpuses, are familiar with Perl, rsync, and CVS, then this may be a way in which you can contribute.
+ First, if there are existing tests which nearly bring the message over the threshold, then yes, we could do with that data in our rescoring corpus of messages so that the GA (genetic algorithm) will know to bring those scores a little higher. Before every major release, the SpamAssassin developers send out a call for advanced users to submit data for use in the GA process. If you follow the SpamAssassin-talk mailing list (see MailingLists), maintain spam and ham corpuses, are familiar with Perl, rsync, and CVS, then this may be a way in which you can contribute.
Second, if the mail was entirely missed by SpamAssassin and you have an idea for how it might be detected (in a way that doesn't also catch ham) with a new rule, see ContributingNewRules.
You have subscribed to a wiki page or wiki category on "Spamassassin Wiki" for change notification.
The following page has been changed by SidneyMarkowitz:
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Nevertheless, there are two ways in which you may be able to help.
- First, if there are existing tests which nearly bring the message over the threshold, then yes, we could do with that data in our rescoring corpus of messages so that the GA (genetic algorithm) will know to bring those scores a little higher. Before every major release, the SpamAssassin developers send out a call for advanced users to submit data for use in the GA process. If you follow the [http://www.mirror.ac.uk/sites/spamassassin.taint.org/spamassassin.org/lists.html SpamAssassin-talk] mailing list, maintain spam and ham corpuses, are familiar with Perl, rsync, and CVS, then this may be a way in which you can contribute.
+ First, if there are existing tests which nearly bring the message over the threshold, then yes, we could do with that data in our rescoring corpus of messages so that the GA (genetic algorithm) will know to bring those scores a little higher. Before every major release, the SpamAssassin developers send out a call for advanced users to submit data for use in the GA process. If you follow the SpamAssassin-talk mailing list (see MailingLists), maintain spam and ham corpuses, are familiar with Perl, rsync, and CVS, then this may be a way in which you can contribute.
Second, if the mail was entirely missed by SpamAssassin and you have an idea for how it might be detected (in a way that doesn't also catch ham) with a new rule, see ContributingNewRules.