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Inbox Buddy .907 Is Up
Well those frothy good anti-spam routines in Inbox Buddy just keep on getting better. We released .907 a day or two ago but I wanted to let it settle out before I mentioned it. We've also made the inevitable small changes. It's good so feel free to download away. [ Go ]
On a positive note we got some excellent feedback from someone who's so happy he actually wants to buy a copy. Talk about making my Wednesday. Very, very cool.
And on a funny, or disgusting, note I began my day yesterday by reviewing our rule set for Inbox Buddy's pornography detection. We treat Porn much more aggressively than other types of email; our lead engineer has a young daughter and he doesn't want her to ever get one of those wonderful "Bestial*" or "Rape*" emails. At the end of it? I actually felt dirty. And I'm not prudish at all. I just haven't seen such an interesting set of keywords in a long, long time. Sigh. And so it goes.
Note: Our rules for porn spam actually work very well right now but they're too complex and difficult to extend hence the revision. I haven't seen a porn email in months now. One of the ways we test this is I use my own email address liberally on the Internet, giving it to spammers fairly freely. This guarantees that I get a lot of spam but that's a great testbed for Inbox Buddy.
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