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GMail being at fault isn't going to make up for a missed invitation (or RSVP) to a special event, or not getting a note of congratulations on an accomplishment,
by jjirsa 7y ago
GMail being at fault isn't going to make up for a missed invitation (or RSVP) to a special event, or not getting a note of congratulations on an accomplishment, or not getting a message of condolences.
Assigning blame is done after the fact to make up for a mistake.
Just avoid the mistake.
- madez 7y agoIf one completely disregards political consequences, and generally anything but personal short-term benefit, I agree with your reasoning. Otherwise, I see not how that would be possible. And I think arguing just for short-term practicality is deeply flawed; by that you'd also cooperate with a murdering dictator if it helped you personally.
- number6 7y agoYou can run into this on any service. Colleagues on Office365 got mail filtered by spam. There are false positives on every service. If I get an explanation from the server I will fix it. I get dmarc reports and I make sure all pass. That's all I can do.