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If you host your own domain you'll likely need spam filtering for abuse@ or at least postmaster@ (or ignore RFCs, like most unfortunately do..).
by e12e 9y ago
If you host your own domain you'll likely need spam filtering for abuse@ or at least postmaster@ (or ignore RFCs, like most unfortunately do..).
- eriknstr 9y agoI forward abuse@, security@, postmaster@, hostmaster@, webmaster@, info@ and dns-admin@ for my main domain, and actually mostly don't get any spam to any of them except from dns-admin@, which I have listed as contact in WHOIS for some of my domains.