> On the other hand, how does all of the obvious spam not get caught? The vast majority of the obvious spam is almost certainly getting caught. Ben is making t

> On the other hand, how does all of the obvious spam not get caught? The vast majority of the obvious spam is almost certainly getting caught. Ben is making the elementary error only judging things based on what he sees (what makes it through), and totally forgetting to consider not what he doesn't see (the stuff that was blocked). Being annoyed at the "after careful review" bit in a situation where no human review would have happened is fair though.