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> places like sendgrid have to follow the rules and make their customers follow the rules i.e. juggle between allowing allowing some paid spam and not being ou
by friendzis 1y ago
> places like sendgrid have to follow the rules and make their customers follow the rules
i.e. juggle between allowing allowing some paid spam and not being outright blocked by google/microsoft. That's the service they provide: VC-backed connections to get traffic unblackholed on behalf of their spammer customers.
- amy214 1y agoexactly, then a leader says: >There are plenty of things I subscribe to which are marketing emails I want to see. Therefore: that's how I feel about my e-mail, meaning let's send a billion messages a day, surely a billion people also feel same as me about it.
- friendzis 1y agoIt's a classic example of anecdotal framing. Email traffic is blackholed by default and these mass-emailing services are needed precisely because majority of email traffic is marketing and majority of that subtraffic is spam.