Tickets :: Comment on [#1152] Tag level help text confusion

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Comment	> Hello, > > > > Some of my users have been confused by the descriptions for tag > levels in SAM. After listening to their confusion and explaining what > the levels mean, I'm submitting this simple patch to change the text > to Hit Level (the only one we use): > > > > --- help.xml Sun Jun 27 22:07:12 2004 > > +++ help2.xml Thu Jan 13 17:02:27 2005 > > @@ -22,15 +22,17 @@ > > <!--a75c305b1c0a6022--><title>General Options: Hit Level</title> > > <heading>Hit Level</heading> > > <para> > > - Specify the minimum score required to add a <b>X-SPAM: Yes</b> > > + Specify the minimum score required to add a <b>X-Spam-Flag: YES</b> > > header for messages identified as SPAM. This header can be used for > > filtering rule creation. > > </para> > > <para> > > - The lower the score, the more aggressive tagging becomes. > For example, > > - a score of 2.0 will add the header to messages of 2.0 and above, and > > - is a very aggressive setting. This setting should generally be equal > > - to or lower than the <i>Tag Level</i> setting (if enabled). > > + The lower the Hit Level, the more aggressive the filter will be when > > + marking messages as spam. For example, a Hit Level of 2.0 will mark > > + any message with a score of 2.0 and higher as spam. This is a very > > + aggressive setting. The Hit Level should generally be higher than the > > + <i>Tag Level</i> setting (if enabled). A Hit Level of 5.0 is the > > + default setting. > > </para> > > </entry>
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