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>However, I’d expect those mails to be delivered anyway since I marked the address as safe each time, but here we are. Exactly - this is the biggest thing for
by gameshot911 4y ago
>However, I’d expect those mails to be delivered anyway since I marked the address as safe each time, but here we are.
Exactly - this is the biggest thing for me. I understand that some mail may erroneously be identified as spam, but when I explicitly mark it as Not Spam, I would expect my mail provider to respect that decision (for my inbox personally, at least).
I had a re-occuring issue where the payment receipt from my small gym kept going to spam. I think after marking it Not Spam for like 6 months it eventually started appearing in the Inbox sportatically.
- its-summertime 4y agobut there is no ownership of the mail sender, so how would it know if its the same mail sender?
- causi 4y ago"Safe" and "Spam" buttons in Gmail are like the button on a crosswalk. Sometimes they do something, sometimes they're not even hooked up.
- ultrarunner 4y agoAnd just like even the buttons that work are prioritizing cars potentially five miles away, they were never intended for your benefit in the first place.