I took a bunch of notes, but the speaker, Theo van Dinter, has slides with notes online, so that's really much more useful than my notes. :-)
Now I need to nag Robert about getting our mail systems to use SA 3.0.
ApacheCon 2004: SpamAssassin 3.0
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I think I over-compensated for the microphone issues at the start of the talk, so ended up with a bunch of time left at the end. Hopefully I didn't gloss over things too much...
BTW: There were a few slides I skipped completely in the presentation, but they're in the PDF from your link, and they come with notes, so folks may find them informational. :)