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* Every time you receive a message which VPOP3 decides is spam, the words in that message are learnt as being words found in spam. | * Every time you receive a message which VPOP3 decides is spam, the words in that message are learnt as being words found in spam. | ||
* Every time you receive a message which VPOP3 decides is not spam, the words in that message are learnt as being words found in not-spam. | * Every time you receive a message which VPOP3 decides is not spam, the words in that message are learnt as being words found in not-spam. | ||
- | * If you receive a message which is spam, which the spam filter did not detect, you can forward it to **spam@**< | + | * If you receive a message which is spam, which the spam filter did not detect, you can forward it to **spam@**< |
+ | * If you receive a message which is spam and view it in Webmail you can mark the message as spam from there and VPOP3 will un-learn the words as being not-spam, and re-learn them as spam. | ||
* If you receive a message which is not spam, but which the spam filter incorrectly detected as spam, when you release the message from the spam quarantine, the spam filter will un-learn the words as being found in spam, and re-learn them as words being found in not-spam. | * If you receive a message which is not spam, but which the spam filter incorrectly detected as spam, when you release the message from the spam quarantine, the spam filter will un-learn the words as being found in spam, and re-learn them as words being found in not-spam. | ||