Re: Best practices for abuse@ mailbox and network abuse complaint handling?

[John Levine <johnl () iecc com>]

> > At least to file the obvious crap into a different folder that can be 
> > looked at and blown away
>
> Difficult, as spam complaints generally include the original spam and 
> thus trigger SpamAssassin (almost) just as hard.

A complaint with copy of the original spam has headers in the body of
the message, which most spam doesn't.  It's not perfect, but
considering what a simple test that is, it works pretty well as part
of a first cut.

R's,
John