Re:In Gmail, false positives = whole threads junke
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Are Spammers Giving Up?
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That's odd. I have a Gmail account, and once in a great while, I'll get a good message tagged as Spam in the Spam folder that's part of an ongoing thread. But I've never had the whole thread move into the spam folder. I press the "not spam" button and the message is moved back into the thread where it came from.
If I have the right to use a computer any way I see fit, why, then, should I tell YOU what I'm doing with it?
When I go out driving on the streets and highways, do I have to tell the police my exact itinerary and let them know AT ALL TIMES where I am? Do I tell the auto manufacturer every time I fill the car with gas, or paint the doors a different colour, or soup-up the engine, or change the factory-installed radio for an after-market one? What if I don't stay on the road, and I want to take my VW Bug 4-wheeling, or drive it on the sand the beach? Will Volkswagen revoke my license to drive the car because I'm not using it for it's intended purpose?
I'm not doing anything illegal, but do I have to tell the auto manufacturers EVERY LITTLE THING I do to/with my car? Of course not. It's absurd to think so.
I'm responsible for operating the car safely, proper maintenance and making sure I don't crash into other people, cars or structures.
My apologies, but that DRM Creed doesn't fly with me at all.
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That's odd. I have a Gmail account, and once in a great while, I'll get a good message tagged as Spam in the Spam folder that's part of an ongoing thread. But I've never had the whole thread move into the spam folder. I press the "not spam" button and the message is moved back into the thread where it came from.
Maybe I've been lucky.
If I have the right to use a computer any way I see fit, why, then, should I tell YOU what I'm doing with it?
When I go out driving on the streets and highways, do I have to tell the police my exact itinerary and let them know AT ALL TIMES where I am? Do I tell the auto manufacturer every time I fill the car with gas, or paint the doors a different colour, or soup-up the engine, or change the factory-installed radio for an after-market one? What if I don't stay on the road, and I want to take my VW Bug 4-wheeling, or drive it on the sand the beach? Will Volkswagen revoke my license to drive the car because I'm not using it for it's intended purpose?
I'm not doing anything illegal, but do I have to tell the auto manufacturers EVERY LITTLE THING I do to/with my car? Of course not. It's absurd to think so.
I'm responsible for operating the car safely, proper maintenance and making sure I don't crash into other people, cars or structures.
My apologies, but that DRM Creed doesn't fly with me at all.