[Spamassassin Wiki] Update of "CustomRulesets" by MattKettler

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Updated antidrug.cf info

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  '''antidrug.cf''' [[BR]]
  antidrug.cf is a set of rules designed to catch those pesky "pill spams".[[BR]]
  Created by: Matt Kettler [[BR]]
- Contact: TBD [[BR]]
+ Contact: mkettler_sa@verizon.net [[BR]]
  License Type: Artistic/GPL dual [[BR]]
  Status: Inactive [[BR]]
- Auto-update: Yes, subject to change if Comcast later objects to the practice. [[BR]]
+ Auto-update: Yes, subject to change if Verizon later objects to the practice. Note: at this time the ruleset is not actively being updated.[[BR]]
- Available at: http://mywebpages.comcast.net/mkettler/sa/antidrug.cf [[BR]]
+ Available at: http://mysite.verizon.net/mkettler_sa/antidrug.cf [[BR]]
  Mirror: N/A [[BR]]
  Note: Matt Kettler says "It may not be appropriate for a medical or pharmecutical environment. If in doubt, adjust the scores of all the rules to 0.01 and see if they fire off on your daily nonspam."[[BR]]
- Note: SA 3.0.0 documentation indicates that much of this rule set has been incorporated into that version. This file is unnecessary with SA 3.0.0 or higher and may downgrade any improvements contributed directly to the standard ruleset.
+ Note: SA 3.0.0 documentation indicates that much of this rule set has been incorporated into that version. This file is unnecessary with SA 3.0.0 or higher and may downgrade any improvements contributed directly to the standard ruleset. ONLY use antidrug if you are stuck on SA 2.6x for some reason.
  Sample Results:  MasscheckAntidrug (rev 0.65 04/28/2004)
  
  '''backhair.cf'''[[BR]]