Spam filter strength as a level: Relaxed, Balanced or Strict #50

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jcoffey-dev	df2d8209e1	Page heading first, then the summary card, on every page that has one ... The level and sentence cards on Spam filter, Sender checks, Retention, Reports and Metrics sat above the page's own heading, and on the last three the heading was inside the fold, so those pages had no title at the top. The form now takes an intro, drawn right under its heading, and can fold its fields and Save under a label. All five pages use it: heading, card, then the settings (folded where the card does the everyday work).	2026-09-28 16:01:09 -07:00
jcoffey-dev	9d63a66d2a	Spam filter strength as a level: Relaxed, Balanced or Strict ... Spam filter › General opens with how hard the filter is, instead of three score thresholds whose meaning isn't on the page: - Relaxed: Junk from a score of 8; nothing refused. - Balanced (the server's stock setting): Junk from 5; nothing refused. - Strict: Junk from 4, and refused at delivery from 12, so the sender of a misjudged message gets a bounce. Under the levels, what happens by score in words. No level discards: discarded mail is deleted and nobody is told. A discard threshold set by hand is flagged, and picking a level turns it off. Beside it: the filter's on/off, trusting replies and address-book senders, and Pyzor (noting that a fingerprint of each message goes to public.pyzor.org), with links to Local AI, blocklists, scores and trusted domains. Thresholds set by hand show as such. The form below reloads after a save.	2026-09-28 15:58:57 -07:00