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Ted Zlatanov <tzz@lifelogs.com> writes:

> It would seem that the ideal place to build the dictionary, therefore,
> is on a summary exit hook.  The list of articles marked as spam is
> available (gnus-summary-spam-marked) so all you need to give me is a
> function that, given a message we know is spam, can increment the user
> dictionary.  I'll write the function that applies that function to the
> list of spam messages, unless you feel like doing that part too :)

That sounds very good!  I didn't know about this spam flag (I didn't
read gnus.ding for several months).  That makes things a lot easier.
At the moment I am relying on the group name -- that sucks.  :)

Alex.