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I responded to these (and you directly, in one case) elsewhere in these comments: > Just use mailto links in List-Unsubscribe. List-Unsubscribe is not widely

I responded to these (and you directly, in one case) elsewhere in these comments: > Just use mailto links in List-Unsubscribe. List-Unsubscribe is not widely enough adopted to be the only means of unsubscription (yet): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23360654 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23360654 > maybe the sender deserves being unsubscribed That's super presumptive/rude. Also not how interactions between people work, at all. The potential consequences of a mistaken forward-unsubscribe are also often quite large: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23360619 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23360619

boomlinde 6y ago
> List-Unsubscribe is not widely enough adopted to be the only means of unsubscription (yet) I am not suggesting List-Unsubscribe as the only means of unsubscription. Read my post again. It also is widely adopted. gmail.com, Mail (OSX, iOS) and outlook.com together probably represent the majority of clients now and all support List-Unsubscribe. > That's super presumptive/rude. Also not how interactions between people work, at all. The potential consequences of a mistaken forward-unsubscribe are also often quite large Maybe my view on the matter is colored by the fact that my friends and family don't send a bunch of useless marketing to me, and I have the decency not to send them any. Still, my suggestion solves the problem if you have it without involving a convoluted process to cancel a subscription. I absolutely could not care less about the dire consequences of not receiving a steady stream of cosmetics coupons, but whatever floats your boat, email-based unsubscribe works.