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diff --git a/docs/running/admin_manual.md b/docs/running/admin_manual.md index 47055d0a7..39277ea21 100644 --- a/docs/running/admin_manual.md +++ b/docs/running/admin_manual.md @@ -431,16 +431,14 @@ address due to a cut-and-paste mistake) and the nature of the lifecycle of requests means they don't typically get used for spam until they are effectively dead. -The easiest way to add such an email address to the spam address list is to do -so from the incoming message itself. In the admin interface, go to the holding -pen (click on **Requests** and then **Holding pen**). Under *Incoming Messages* -click on the message that is spam. Under *Actions*, click on the **Mark as -spam** button that appears by the `To:` email address. - You can see the spam address list (that is, all known spam-target email -addresses) by going to the admin interface at `/admin/spam_addresses`. As an -alternative to using the **Mark as spam** button on the message itself, you can -manually add any email address there and click **Add spam address**. +addresses) by going to the admin interface at `/admin/spam_addresses`. + +To add an email address, copy it from the incoming message (you may need to +click the **View raw email** button to see the `To:` address). Go to +`/admin/spam_addresses` (there is a link under *Actions* on the Incoming +Message display), paste the email address into the text input field and click +**Add spam address**. You can remove any address from the list by clicking the **Remove** button next to it. Of course, this won't restore any messages that have been |