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tbh it never gets stuck in gmail spam queue. its crappy providers that give you low reputation by default aaand nearly all of them have an auto reply response
by zobzu 11y ago
tbh it never gets stuck in gmail spam queue.
its crappy providers that give you low reputation by default
aaand nearly all of them have an auto reply response with a contact email or page where you can "unblacklist" your ip easily
- vacri 11y agoAh, blacklists. One of the companies I work for is on the RFC-Clueless blacklist. Gmail handles the business mail, but something was screwed with the abuse@ and postmaster@ mailboxes, so RFC-Clueless listed the domain years ago. Eventually we started running into trouble with mail admins who used RFC-Clueless. I got gmail involved, escalated to third-level support, and got those two RFC addresses fixed. I've submitted this fix to RFC-Clueless several times over the past few months, but it's abandoned. Every request times out after a few weeks. Great, we're on a blacklist whose raison d'etre is "blacklist those not following the rules", and the bastards don't even follow their own declared workflow.