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Consider a user who just keeps clicking "mark as junk" until he stops seeing Mozilla mails, instead of unsubscribing. Or an overzealous system that marked a Moz
by thristian 9y ago
Consider a user who just keeps clicking "mark as junk" until he stops seeing Mozilla mails, instead of unsubscribing. Or an overzealous system that marked a Mozilla mail as junk once, and nobody complained, so it keeps doing it. The user's account still exists and mail can still be delivered so there's no bounce response, but each mail Mozilla sends will be treated as evidence that Mozilla is spamming.
- janci 9y agoIsn't this what "List-Unsubscribe" header is for? The email client should display Unsubscribe option instead of Mark as junk or offer to unsubscribe first.
- cesarb 9y agoThat's equivalent to following a link on the email, and it's a well known recommendation that you should never follow links from spam emails. That said, gmail does offer to follow the unsubscribe link for you when you mark an email as junk.
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]