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Yeah - OP's docs don't even mention adding a DKIM key to your domain: https://hanami.run/docs/cloudflare_email_forwarding https://hanami.run/docs/cloudflare_ema

by btown 6y ago

Yeah - OP's docs don't even mention adding a DKIM key to your domain: https://hanami.run/docs/cloudflare_email_forwarding https://hanami.run/docs/cloudflare_email_forwarding Compare to Google's instructions for the-artist-formerly-known-as-G-suite: https://support.google.com/a/answer/173535 https://support.google.com/a/answer/173535 Gmail's UI has a lot of quirks (can we talk about how it's a productivity app with a fantastic search, that doesn't let you save searches?) but it's correctly calling out people who don't do DKIM correctly. OP's article doesn't even talk about anything other than DKIM; intended or not, the title is pure clickbait.

laurent123456 6y ago
You can actually create filters in Gmail which would be like a saved search. Once you've searched for something, click on the arrow on the right, and then "Create filter".
- btown 6y ago
  Of course, and you can create labels that track that filter's application in the same way a materialized view would work. But we don't CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW, or worse yet UPDATE a many-to-many table, every time we want to run an exploratory analysis on our SQL databases and save our ability to rerun that analysis for later, right? Because that would create a ton of bloat, and we might lose track of the labels that we actually want to be permanently meaningful, and if a label is ever added manually, there's no guarantee that the label tracks the initial intent of the search query. And that doesn't even get into the fact that any such labeling is visible as a tag on every matched conversation, leading to a need to have a concise name for your analysis to avoid information overload. Naming things is hard, and when designing interfaces, reducing cognitive load isn't just a nice-to-have.
  - alisonkisk 6y ago
    Gmail used to have saved searches https://irvineco.wixsite.com/goinggoogle/single-post/2014/10/07/this-is-the-title-of-your-first-blog-post https://irvineco.wixsite.com/goinggoogle/single-post/2014/10...
- agentdrtran 6y ago
  Which you can only re-use by saving the filter as a label, and you can only have about 200 labels before performance starts to torpedo.
- jfrunyon 6y ago
  Filters are not 'saved searches', they are 'apply this to every incoming message'...
gpspake 6y ago
My biggest gripe is that you can't sort by sender. Sure, you can filter but sorting by sender and visually pattern matching is the easiest way to cull and unsub from repetitive promotional emails that might otherwise not stick out in a cluttered inbox. It's absolutely insane to me that in 2021 gmail doesn't have this feature that every other email client has had forever.

by btown 6y ago

laurent123456 6y ago

You can actually create filters in Gmail which would be like a saved search. Once you've searched for something, click on the arrow on the right, and then "Create filter".

btown 6y ago
Of course, and you can create labels that track that filter's application in the same way a materialized view would work. But we don't CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW, or worse yet UPDATE a many-to-many table, every time we want to run an exploratory analysis on our SQL databases and save our ability to rerun that analysis for later, right? Because that would create a ton of bloat, and we might lose track of the labels that we actually want to be permanently meaningful, and if a label is ever added manually, there's no guarantee that the label tracks the initial intent of the search query. And that doesn't even get into the fact that any such labeling is visible as a tag on every matched conversation, leading to a need to have a concise name for your analysis to avoid information overload. Naming things is hard, and when designing interfaces, reducing cognitive load isn't just a nice-to-have.
- alisonkisk 6y ago
  Gmail used to have saved searches https://irvineco.wixsite.com/goinggoogle/single-post/2014/10/07/this-is-the-title-of-your-first-blog-post https://irvineco.wixsite.com/goinggoogle/single-post/2014/10...
agentdrtran 6y ago
Which you can only re-use by saving the filter as a label, and you can only have about 200 labels before performance starts to torpedo.
jfrunyon 6y ago
Filters are not 'saved searches', they are 'apply this to every incoming message'...

gpspake 6y ago

My biggest gripe is that you can't sort by sender. Sure, you can filter but sorting by sender and visually pattern matching is the easiest way to cull and unsub from repetitive promotional emails that might otherwise not stick out in a cluttered inbox. It's absolutely insane to me that in 2021 gmail doesn't have this feature that every other email client has had forever.