Chori email header

You're looking for a chori email header!

A chori email header is a type of email header that is used to identify and categorize emails as spam or junk mail. Here's an example of what a chori email header might look like:

X-Chori: 1.0; score=5.0; flags=SPAM

Here's a breakdown of what each part of the header means:

• X-Chori: This is the header name, which indicates that it's a custom header added by the email client or server.
• 1.0: This is the version number of the chori algorithm used to classify the email.
• score=5.0: This is the spam score assigned to the email, which ranges from 0 to 10. A higher score indicates a higher likelihood of the email being spam.
• flags=SPAM: This indicates that the email has been flagged as spam by the chori algorithm.

Chori is a type of email filtering algorithm that uses machine learning and natural language processing to identify and block spam emails. It's commonly used by email providers and email clients to help filter out unwanted emails and keep users' inboxes clean.