It's MySapce spamer. Is $234 Million judgement not enough? Well, MySpace has made it very clear that one can't get into his or her defined space. Unless, you are willing to pay the price for it. I don't think it's worth it. Better don't go there.. The name “Spam” comes from a Monty Python sketch where a group of Vikings wish to eat in a restaurant where the menu contains so much Spam (the food) that it is difficult to determine what else is available. Spam filtering is a difficult classification task for a variety of reasons. Spam is constantly changing as spam on new topics emerges. Also, spammers attempt to make their messages as indistinguishable from legitimate email as possible and change the patterns of spam to foil the filters. Another serious issue is the problem of false positives, i.e. a legitimate email classified as spam. For many email users, false positives are simply unacceptable; thus the requirements on the spam filter are very exacting. As new t...