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Quick Start for Spam Identification and Filtering (These instructions work for CCIT's default spam identification and filtering system.) The best way to filter spam is to request a quarantine inbox from the Mines Help Center and then enable it. This will prevent "spam identified" email from being delivered to your inbox. If you want to filter any email identified as spam into one spam mailbox, test the subject line beginning for the text [spam, including the square bracket.   If you want to filter spam identified email into separate mailboxes based on spam score: Test the beginning of the subject line for [spam-medium] to filter email that is possibly spam Test the beginning of the subject line for [spam-high] to filter for email that has a high probability of being spam General information about filtering spam: Filtering in Mozilla Thunderbird and Netscape Messenger   Filtering in Microsoft Outlook Express (pre-6.0).   Filtering in Microsoft Outlook Express 6.x.   Filtering in later versions of Outlook Express.   Filtering in Qualcomm's Eudora Questions or comments -- open a ticket at the Mines Help Center. Last Modified: August 6, 2009