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I don't consider receipts and other noreply content from the places I frequent to be spam. I want those messages. If my ISP or service provider auto-spammed the
by behringer 8y ago
I don't consider receipts and other noreply content from the places I frequent to be spam. I want those messages. If my ISP or service provider auto-spammed them I would be very annoyed. Just because I want their receipts doesn't mean I expect to get a live human when I reply. I'll just call them or email their support line.
- saltcured 8y agoHmm, I didn't mean that all notifications are spam. But, the task recipients face for sifting and sorting their inbox into different buckets is essentially the same faced by a notification sender who accepts feedback instead of hiding behind a no-reply address. Lacking real message authentication and authorization tools, we have to look at a mixture of content and metadata patterns to try to sort it out. In this every gray world, I can imagine reciprocity being a useful measure...