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Is this annoying? Do you still want it if there's nothing in it you want to engage with? Or are you saying you want to read it, but take no related actions on

by croon 5y ago

Is this annoying? Do you still want it if there's nothing in it you want to engage with? Or are you saying you want to read it, but take no related actions on it? I would absolutely love to be automatically unsubscribed from everything I don't engage with. I get tons of kinda-sorta-legit marketing emails due to a very old generic gmail address, and people being bad (or lazy) at entering addresses everywhere. (Also tons of actual email meant for other people, but that's another story)

kevincox 5y ago
Often I read it but take not actions. Or just look up related things without following links. Good newsletters often have lots of valuable content in the email. Sometimes there are interesting links, sometimes there aren't. If I don't want it anymore I'll unsubscribe. It feels a lot like why we can't have nice things. If people just hit "Spam" instead of unsubscribing than this overly-cautious defense of senders becomes necessary. Luckily GMail at least has started pushing the unsubscribe feature somewhat, so maybe that will help out. But for now I am being punished because a lot of people mark things that they asked for as spam.