I read in a previous post that the plan is to move (as much as possible) the 'lists' to individual files.

With that in mind, can there be an option to have user specific white lists and black lists?  I'm from a smaller company (we have a few domains and 150 or so users) and am being asked to control a lot about the inbound email - there are users that want specific 'press release' type email announcements (that most of us would consider spam), and others that don't - so I can't just blacklist the particular sender.

Also, now that SpamFilter ISP is database aware, can there be an option to have the 'lists' in database tables instead of files?  Would that cause too much processing overhead?

-Ric