spam view weirdness

My spam view was set to show spam. It did not display any messages. No  
spam count number.
Yet I knew I had received a number of messages that showed up nowhere else.
When I turned on "show filtered" those messages showed up , in SPAM. 

Shouldn't the "show SPAM" override the "(not) show filtered"
directive  
since we're in the SPAM view already? And what's with the count, the  
messages ARE marked as SPAM - they are in there. why not say so?
9.27 xp

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Op Wed, 09 Apr 2008 17:21:47 +0200 schreef Fritz Oppliger  
<fritzatfritzopdotcom@where.ever>:

> My spam view was set to show spam. It did not display any messages. No  
> spam count number.
> Yet I knew I had received a number of messages that showed up nowhere  
> else.
> When I turned on "show filtered" those messages showed up , in
SPAM.  
> Shouldn't the "show SPAM" override the "(not) show
filtered" directive  
> since we're in the SPAM view already? And what's with the count, the  
> messages ARE marked as SPAM - they are in there. why not say so?
> 9.27 xp

I'd phrase it differently: in the Spam view (and the Trash view), 'show  
filtered' should be on by default. And that is already the case.

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