notes that the extra delay allowing other filters to recognise the content means that somebody has to not use greylisting

... in order for them to get the message and classify it

spammer of borg

It does mention that the inherent delay even if spammers do adapt would give blacklists time to update.

informs Altreus that that reasoning is why some people have to *not* use greylists... if everyone delays their mail by one delivery, nobody

>_< will have classified the message in that hour

risky approach

that nachik is a risky approach

yes, but not everyone will receive the mail at once, so when the greylist expires and lets the mail through, the user can then mark it

as spam, which repopulates the spam indexes, and tells the other listers with the unexpired queues that its spam

kentfredric makes a good point