Re: Poetic spam to beat bayes

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Emlyn O'regan wrote:

> That's pretty weird spam. I shudder to imagine at what it is selling. Did it
> just have a url underneath the poetry, to actually get you to a product
> site?
>
> The funny thing is, that spam looks pretty detectable by Bayesian filters,
> once you get a few instances.

Well I didn't include the url, so I would not look like a spammer ;-)
But since you are asking:

http://meaxougoj.girlswhocry.info/

I don't know what it contains as I havn't looked, and I don't intend to.

But is was just a single verse, and then the url below it.

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