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- | We recommend leaving the spam filter set to " | + | We recommend leaving the spam filter set to "**Normal (w/ |
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+ | We do not allow disabling of spam protection, but you have control over who is sending you email by clicking " | ||
The following lists will appear: | The following lists will appear: | ||
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A blacklist is a list of items that will cause a message to be marked as spam. A whitelist is a list that will cause any messages that match it to be automatically accepted. | A blacklist is a list of items that will cause a message to be marked as spam. A whitelist is a list that will cause any messages that match it to be automatically accepted. | ||
* The Subject Blacklist marks messages as spam where the subject matches an entry in the list. | * The Subject Blacklist marks messages as spam where the subject matches an entry in the list. | ||
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Clicking on a list will pop up a small window that will show you all of your list entries and allow you to add a new entry. | Clicking on a list will pop up a small window that will show you all of your list entries and allow you to add a new entry. | ||
- | **As a note, you should not overuse white and black lists. It is better to determine why a message is either being marked as Spam or isn't, so that problem can be corrected. While you can whitelist a sender to circumvent the anti-Spam filters, doing so may expose you to potential trouble if that person' | + | [[knowledge_base: |