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> Users do not understand the spam button is meant for spam, not for anything they don't want to receive anymore Anymore? I never signed up for any of the com
by civilized 3y ago
> Users do not understand the spam button is meant for spam, not for anything they don't want to receive anymore
Anymore?
I never signed up for any of the commercial email I receive. But Gmail does a good job keeping it out of my primary, so the situation is tolerable.
99.99999% of claims that I asked for an email are lies. In light of that fact, the burden is on the sender to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that I asked for what they sent. If they can't prove that in a court of law, they deserve to be marked as spam.
- lucb1e 3y agoWho said commercial? I am thinking of the broader case here, as someone who runs various websites/tools for various purposes, quite a few of which can send you email to notify you of when a player you follow uploaded a new level, when the local river is exceptionally low or rising sharply or whatnot, when security updates were applied... you may not care about these anymore and not realize that one is being a nuisance, at least to hobbyist services like mine, by just hitting spam and not using the proper unsubscribe mechanism. In other countries, I can understand why: unsubscribing isn't required to be one-click, and even domestically a lot of companies do not honor the law to the letter.