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Spam filters have rendered the "Don't post your email in public" advice to a relic from 10 years ago.
by muppetman 7y ago
Spam filters have rendered the "Don't post your email in public" advice to a relic from 10 years ago.
- RandomBacon 7y agoExcept Gmail's spam filters still have false positives and false negatives, meaning I have to go through the spam folder once a week or less to make sure I'm not missing anything important. I still need to avoid how much spam I have to scroll through.
- PappaPatat 7y agoFalse positives? Since years I have not checked my gmail spam folders and whatever I've missed, I did not miss it. If your email triggers gmails spam filter, you're doing it wrong. YMMV.
- Zaskoda 7y agoYet the spam continues and the need for the spam filters isn't going away. This property of the ecosystem makes it considerably more complex to own your own mail server.