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Generally, no, unless you don’t care whether it’s delivered or not Too many people and companies abused this to the point that running your own mail server mea
by imron 2y ago
Generally, no, unless you don’t care whether it’s delivered or not
Too many people and companies abused this to the point that running your own mail server means much of the generic mail you send will end up in junk/spam folders.
- fooker 2y agoIt won’t even be delivered in most cases.
- echoangle 2y agoWhat would prevent delivery? I do some work for a small organization and we send out registration confirmations with a self-hosted webserver. I am not aware of any delivery problems there. Thats why I was surprised. Are we just lucky?
- m3047 2y agoYou are just lucky. You can contact me if you want to discuss further, I would strongly recommend you don't do it here.
- echoangle 2y agoFor a login link, I wouldnt really care if its in the spam folder. The person is actively looking for the mail, surely they will find it? It's different for marketing or similar content, but for expected mail, I wouldn't care.
- stavros 2y agoYou'd be surprised at how many messages I've gotten about expected emails not arriving, only for them to say "oh yeah, it was in spam, thanks!".