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I thought you were going to say filters, to add those domains as "never send to spam" or "always mark as important" I readily admit the filter management in gma
by mdaniel 4y ago
I thought you were going to say filters, to add those domains as "never send to spam" or "always mark as important" I readily admit the filter management in gmail is some deep crying, but I'd guess for the handful of "I must never, ever miss one of these emails" it's worth the energy
There may even be a terraform provider or similar automation, if the UI hurts too bad
- tzs 4y agoI'd still go with a calendar for super important periodic stuff. I believe that most email services use at least a two level approach to spam filtering. 1. First, they do some filtering at the SMTP stage to detect spammers and drop the mail. 2. Mail that doesn't get rejected at the SMTP stage then goes through the delivery process to deliver to your account. This is where your filters have a say in what happens. Here's Fastmail's description of the SMTP stage filtering [1]. I wouldn't want to miss something important because the sender happened to misconfigure their mail system after an update in a way that trips the receiving side's SMTP stage filters. [1] https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/360060591393 https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/360060591393