http://andrei.whiteimage.net/2008/07/01/yahoo-pregateste-noutati/ Andrei Georgescu Wed, 3 Dec 2008 23:50:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.6 http://andrei.whiteimage.net/2008/07/01/yahoo-pregateste-noutati/#comment-4219 Fri, 01 Aug 2008 17:30:40 +0000 http://andrei.whiteimage.net/2008/07/01/yahoo-pregateste-noutati/#comment-4219 [...] In plus au confirmat schimbarile de care vorbeam in urma cu o luna aici, mai jos gasiti transcriptul catorva raspunsuri, care mie mi s-au parut interesante si utile oferite de Mark, cel care conduce echipa Anti-Spam de la Yahoo (ordinea nu este exacta cu cea din discutie): galvatron035: I would like to know how I can reduce the amount of Spam I receive in my e-mail accounts. Mark: Some general tips include: Mark: 1. Protect your e-mail address as you would your phone number Mark: 2. Use the “Spam” button to report junk mail Mark: 3. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is Mark: 4. Create a Sign-in Seal to avoid password theft Ace: To followup on dlippman’s question - is there a certain % of weight given to the “SPAM words” compared to how many folks are hitting the “SPAM button” Mark: Our filters examine 100s of features on every message: what words it contains, what’s in the subject line, how many people it’s addressed to, what computer sent it, etc. Mark: We don’t have a fixed % for a particular bad word, but rather it’s a floating, multivariate equation that’s constantly adjusted as users click the “spam” button on bad messages. Tron: what changes are you making to the current system? should we expect improvements? Mark: We’re constantly working on the SpamGuard system, and have teams spread out around the globe making constant tweaks. Mark: Yahoo! Mail is the largest e-mail provider on the planet, and protecting our users from spam is a top priority of the company. In fact, we block more than a billion scam messages every single day (a lot more than a billion [...] […] In plus au confirmat schimbarile de care vorbeam in urma cu o luna aici, mai jos gasiti transcriptul catorva raspunsuri, care mie mi s-au parut interesante si utile oferite de Mark, cel care conduce echipa Anti-Spam de la Yahoo (ordinea nu este exacta cu cea din discutie): galvatron035: I would like to know how I can reduce the amount of Spam I receive in my e-mail accounts. Mark: Some general tips include: Mark: 1. Protect your e-mail address as you would your phone number Mark: 2. Use the “Spam” button to report junk mail Mark: 3. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is Mark: 4. Create a Sign-in Seal to avoid password theft Ace: To followup on dlippman’s question - is there a certain % of weight given to the “SPAM words” compared to how many folks are hitting the “SPAM button” Mark: Our filters examine 100s of features on every message: what words it contains, what’s in the subject line, how many people it’s addressed to, what computer sent it, etc. Mark: We don’t have a fixed % for a particular bad word, but rather it’s a floating, multivariate equation that’s constantly adjusted as users click the “spam” button on bad messages. Tron: what changes are you making to the current system? should we expect improvements? Mark: We’re constantly working on the SpamGuard system, and have teams spread out around the globe making constant tweaks. Mark: Yahoo! Mail is the largest e-mail provider on the planet, and protecting our users from spam is a top priority of the company. In fact, we block more than a billion scam messages every single day (a lot more than a billion […]

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