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Very useful info thanks! From your further description, it definitely sounds like something hard to do without significant dedicated staff -- like I could beli
by jrochkind1 4y ago
Very useful info thanks!
From your further description, it definitely sounds like something hard to do without significant dedicated staff -- like I could believe it is not realistic to just "run your own mail server" anymore, when mail isn't meant to be your business. For better or worse, you need to use someone where mail is their dedicated business, with the scale to devote significant resources to keeping on top of it. (an "anti-spam guy"!) Which didn't used to be the case in olden days. But, as you say, that doesn't mean it needs to be one of the big three.
Is my conclusion at this point.
But a "bit" (lot) more is required than one interpretation of "just taking spam seriously and having prudent rules in place" might suggest!
- calvinmorrison 4y agoYou don't need to be a big three, but yeah, you need some staff if you want things to "just work". Fastmail and other providers deal with it day in and out and have enough reputation that a single spammer from their IP doesn't impact everyone else. Keep your domain, outsource your mail service. Plus fastmail is just all around a cool company so, yeah I mean, who wouldn't want to support small local business that love open source and do 'the right thing' when it comes to their customers and really care about how email works, and how it's evolving.