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Since forever I've been reading html mail using 'lynx -dump'. That never had any negative effect. So my guess is that this particular kind of subscriber tracki
by phicoh 9y ago
Since forever I've been reading html mail using 'lynx -dump'. That never had any negative effect.
So my guess is that this particular kind of subscriber tracking is not used all that much (on technical mailing lists).
- bigiain 9y agoSo Mozilla are claiming that has a negative effect on their sending reputation. If that's true - it's a problem with the companies we've collectively chosen to outsource email reputation to - not with people who want to receive plain text email.
- Spooky23 9y agoIt’s not a problem for the 4 people who do that. It becomes a problem when you pump lots of email into a good sized provider, and your open rates are poor. Google knows more about what mail you read than you do.
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- bigiain 9y agoGoogle knows, for example, that I get the Vagrant-DigitalOcean mailing list mail, and open it maybe a handful of times a year. If they are downgrading that mailing list's reputation based on that they're 100% wrongly reading my intentions into their data. That's Google's fault (even if they're externalising the costs ont ot he mailing list).