[Spamassassin Wiki] Update of "MassCheck" by JustinMason

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update for 3.3.0

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  == Using network tests ==
  
- For mass-checks for scoresets 1 or 3, using network tests, you need to provide the {{{--net}}} switch.  Ensure Net::DNS, Mail::SPF::Query, Mail::DKIM (at least 0.31, preferrably 0.36_5 or later), Razor (InstallingRazor), Pyzor (InstallingPyzor) and DCC (["InstallingDCC"]) are installed.
+ For mass-checks for scoresets 1 or 3, using network tests, you need to provide the {{{--net}}} switch.  Ensure Net::DNS, Mail::SPF, Mail::DKIM (at least 0.31, preferrably 0.36_5 or later), Razor (InstallingRazor), Pyzor (InstallingPyzor) and DCC (["InstallingDCC"]) are installed.
  
  Network tests are slow unless you use the -j switch to allow mass-check to start multiple parallel scanning processes.
  
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  == Once mass-check completes ==
  
- The next step is to run hit-frequencies: see HitFrequencies for details.
+ If you're using mass-check to test your own rules, the next step is to run hit-frequencies: see HitFrequencies for details.  Alternatively, if you're submitting data for a new scoreset, see [RescoreMassCheck], or [NightlyMassCheck] for the nightly QA test.
  
  == Usage ==
  
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  non-option arguments are used as target names (mail files and folders), 
  the target format is: <class>:<format>:<location> [[BR]]
  ||class      || is "spam" or "ham" [[BR]]||
- ||format     || is "dir", "file", "mbx", "mbox", or "detect" [[BR]]||
+ ||format     || is "detect", "dir", "file", "mbx", or "mbox" [[BR]]||
  ||location   || is a file or directory name. Globbing of ~ and * is supported. [[BR]]||
  
- "detect" can be used as a format.  This assumes "mbox" for any file whose path contains the pattern "/\.mbox/i", "file" anything that is not a directory, or "directory" otherwise.
+ "detect" is the easiest format to use.  This assumes "mbox" for any file whose path contains the pattern "/\.mbox/i", "directory" for anything that is a directory, or "file" otherwise.
  
  
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