Whitelist a Sender or Domain in SpamChoke

If you clean your medicine cabinet, it's good to have a list of things to keep and a list of things to decontaminate and dispose. And never put something in a package, box or bottle that is not its own.
If you want that SpamChoke never puts a newsletter you like in the spam bag, here's what you can do:
Help SpamChoke avoid filtering away good mail by whitelisting trusted senders.