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Well, it really depends on one's definition of spam. I personally consider emails that are bulk and unsolicited, but provide some sort of actual information or
by mynameisvlad 11y ago
Well, it really depends on one's definition of spam. I personally consider emails that are bulk and unsolicited, but provide some sort of actual information or help to not be "spam" but instead just call it what it is, a bulk, unsolicited email. To move it over to the spam category, I also would require it not be at all useful to me. Of course, that's just me, which is why I asked the question.