One thing which can be an effective tool in recognizing spam is the email name
used. Usually it cannot even be pronounced.
A script which counts the number of colliding consonants, or percentage of
consonants in the name, can probably detect a high percentage.
For those using kmail there is already a built-in ability to do this kind of
script processing, if I read it right.
--Steve Szmidt
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