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Gmail's spam filter is so good that it even knows that I consider "LinkedIn Today" emails spam, but I still want to read the ones about my network.
by dminor 13y ago
Gmail's spam filter is so good that it even knows that I consider "LinkedIn Today" emails spam, but I still want to read the ones about my network.
- tobylane 13y agoI hope Google shared this sort of information with LinkedIn. "Your daily emails are reliably considered spam, by people who actually want to use your services."
- Danieru 13y agoThey do, when a user marks an email as spam gmail pings the sender back and notifies them. I imagine this is most useful for the bulk email sending services.
- adwordsjedi 13y agogmail does not have a feedback loop
- Danieru 13y agoI think you are right, I thought I had read about the feature somewhere but now I cannot find any mention of it. Thank you for calling me out.
- adwordsjedi 13y agoi wish they did have a feedback loop. i have a catch-all domain and an employee that was terminated with us left so now I get the barrage of emails to a general box for his LI account. well he never updated his linkedin to a new email and you have to sign in to unsubscribe. well, i don't want to reset his password because i can see he still uses the LI and there is no way to stop these emails. seems like making it impossible to unsubscribe would violate CAN-SPAM.
- ijl 13y agoGmail certainly does: it implements DKIM.
- adwordsjedi 13y agoDKIM is not a feedback loop. A feedback loop is when someone hits spam on one of your emails, the provider lets you know what message caused the user to hit spam. If you have a unique message id or something else in the email encoded in you can tell who it was and not send them any more emails.