Robert Holmgren do -- networking is very complex), and they're keeping their network
clean for users who know nothing. It's understandable.≫
True. But wouldn't it make more sense--and perhaps let them make more
money--to realize that one size does not fit all and to have tiered
plans: one for the clueless dweebs (ah, make that "technologically
challenged") who open all attachments, respond to phishing schemes, and
never update their antivirus dictionaries; one for reasonably competent
users who would be glad to be spared spam (especially the gross kind)
but know whom they can trust and need to receive attachments; and one
for the real wizards who can write their own Baysian filters?
Patricia M. Godfrey