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MAPS: Add to Black List
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- This screen allows you to add to your black list. Note that regular expressions
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Specify just the domain (e.g. @spamdomain.com). This will effectively
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Specify just the username portion (e.g. Spammer@). This will effectively
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Use regular expression characters to further refine your filter.
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Care should be taken when using regular
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