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Re: Habeas

• Posted by Juergen Luethje <jlpost at arcor.de> Feb 28, 2003
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Hi James, you wrote:

> Correct.  Topica is likely adding these headers to anounce to spam
> filters that the email message is not spam, and the addressee has
> in fact requested to be on a mailing list.  Several other mailing list
> organizations have signed up with Habeas to help prevent their
> messages from being blocked as possible spam.
>
> Of course, this only works if the spam blockers recognize the
> Habeas header as watermark legitimizing the email.
>
> Unless it is causing difficulty with your email program, simply ignore
> the header.

[...]

Yes, I'll do so of course. I just was interested in the issue, where
these headers originate from.

Thanks.

Best regards,
   Juergen

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