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Completely agree with this, my only concern is that an open-source solution increases the likelihood of spam-ridden senders popping up more frequently and becom
by simonhamp 9y ago
Completely agree with this, my only concern is that an open-source solution increases the likelihood of spam-ridden senders popping up more frequently and becoming harder to shut-down as they can spin up instances more easily and get going from a new location more quickly.
There is actually some benefit to be had by the process of setting up a mailing service being a little trickier.
From a business perspective, it's also a great decision, as it shows customers who outgrow (or are in fear of outgrowing) your SaaS have a first-party path to scale.
And you could still make money off those customers if you can offer a strong support/hosting solution.
It's a massive win. As an aTech customer with some of their other products in the past, I'm really pleased to see this and I wish them all the best!
Also, proud to support fellow Brit tech companies ;)
- stephenr 9y ago> becoming harder to shut-down as they can spin up instances more easily and get going from a new location more quickly I don't think this is going to work in their favour - spammers already have the tools they need - the real killer is blacklisted IP's/ranges. If you're legit, you can jump through some hoops if you inherit a blacklisted IP. If you're a spammer, all you can do is try to get an IP that isn't blacklisted.