Right now you can turn on or off autofiling of spam to an indicated spam folder. This only has an effect if you are doing local delivery (and eventually imap delivery.)
But you may want to do nothing, let it go through as normal, or you may want to "mute" it so that it never gets delivered. This last bit is similar to what apricot.com email users currently see.
This latter bit is for those people using apricot.com email to forward entirely off-system. In the past we would relay the email, but now we will be forwarding it (and encapsulating is as a RFC822 attachment.)
People who only mildly use their apricot.com email may not care and do not want the sudden deluge of spam so may opt to just filter out entirely spam mail.
Right now you can turn on or off autofiling of spam to an indicated spam folder. This only has an effect if you are doing local delivery (and eventually imap delivery.)
But you may want to do nothing, let it go through as normal, or you may want to "mute" it so that it never gets delivered. This last bit is similar to what apricot.com email users currently see.
This latter bit is for those people using apricot.com email to forward entirely off-system. In the past we would relay the email, but now we will be forwarding it (and encapsulating is as a RFC822 attachment.)
People who only mildly use their apricot.com email may not care and do not want the sudden deluge of spam so may opt to just filter out entirely spam mail.