>> If a user wants to fail a message with a SpamAssassin score of 114
>> or more, why shouldn't I let them?
am> One of the reasons might be that it is expensive, because you have
am> to generate a bounce, which probably will be stuck in your queue
am> as brozen, because spam's sender addresses usually are not
am> deliverable. cu andreas
I would only plan to do it by accepting the performance cost of checking
during SMTP.
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