Network Associates is granted BROAD anti-spam Patent!

[Peter Peters]

On Tue, 1 Jun 2004 18:16:00 -0700, you wrote:

>1) MailScanner doesn't impliment bayesian filters.  Spam Assassin does.
>
>2) IIRC, SA had it at least as far back as the summer of 2002.
>
>3) SA's core project exists outside of the US, last time I checked, so
>I'm not sure how this will interact with SA anyway.
>
>4) for that matter, MailScanner's core project is in the UK, so even if
>it was MS's implimentation, I don't know how that would interact either.

It could have implications for people using MS and SA in the states.
Like SCO demanding license fees from the users NAI could try the same.

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