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My approach to this problem was to create a seperate account for the ALE 
mailing list. 
I then set up a filter to catch anything not coming from the ale list. This 
has prevented spammers from getting anything to my inbox. 

Of course I sometimes check what my filter has catched (I don't just delete 
it. I make sure nothing important has been catched by mistake), and can see 
various spam mails. But it's quick to delete them this way.

In the last week I received and caught only 61 spam mails!

Have a nice weekend,
Ren?


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