MaximilianKohlr

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by MaximilianKohlr 2y ago
For SEO, you should pur this in the title: "Waitlists with built-in referrals"
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by MaximilianKohlr 2y ago
I mostly use gmail since I think it's quite a bit better than most other options, so I'm the most familiar with gmail. And I know that when you click "spam" in gmail it will ask you if you actually mean to unsubscribe. F
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Who is marking legitimate emails as spam? N = 1.2M experiment(emaildiscussions.com)
4 points by MaximilianKohlr 2y ago|2 comments
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by MaximilianKohlr 2y ago
I saw another HN user saying Outlook will happily whitelist you ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23331455 ), but I contacted them and they did not give me such an option.
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by MaximilianKohlr 2y ago
Feel free to give suggestions for other ways I should/could be doing it.
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by MaximilianKohlr 2y ago
>developers and product owners like you are continuing to drive the problem by insisting that "No, it's the users who are wrong!". This makes no sense. I'm the problem for responding to people who signed up for someth
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by MaximilianKohlr 2y ago
>Conversely, think of it from the perspective that those 1% of users are fed up with receiving marketing emails You may have missed the part where I described how I open emails with "You're receiving this email because of xyz.
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by MaximilianKohlr 2y ago
I have not found a way to do that with Google Forms, so the first email I send them is telling them whether or not they passed. That email has an unsubscribe link.
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by MaximilianKohlr 2y ago
That seems off-topic. I'm not cold-emailing people. They applied on our website.
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by MaximilianKohlr 2y ago
For $25/mo, which is a 50% increase in my monthly SES cost. And based on my experience with contacting Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, etc., there is no way to get my dedicated IP whitelisted or removed from a blacklist once it's on one. A
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Is there no way to protest the email spam filter rules of Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook?
2 points by MaximilianKohlr 2y ago|15 comments
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by MaximilianKohlr 3y ago
Interesting! $30 and free forms https://bootstrapstudio.io/forms . It looks similar to TeleportHQ.
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by MaximilianKohlr 3y ago
It doesn't look like something you can design a site with. It looks like something that allows you to do minor edits to an existing site.
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by MaximilianKohlr 3y ago
I appreciate your insight. Using MKDocs Material with Netlify has been very smooth and easy though. I wouldn't even recommend one of the other WYSIWYG builder sites to a novice if they wanted a documentation site. There's got to b
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by MaximilianKohlr 3y ago
It would be appropriate for someone with a tech blog. I'm not a "techie", nor do I have a tech blog. I'm seeking advice from knowledgeable people. See my other recent comment.
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by MaximilianKohlr 3y ago
When asking for help/advice it's useful to start off by doing some research and covering everything you've tried thus far, instead of expecting others to do everything for you. I've searched everywhere and posted to vari
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by MaximilianKohlr 3y ago
# Email contact forms: One feature SSGs are missing is email contact forms. Some of them use Netlify forms https://www.netlify.com/platform/core/forms/ - 100 submissions per site /month ($19+ when exceed
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Static Site Generator (SSG) as a Free Squarespace Alternative?
8 points by MaximilianKohlr 3y ago|17 comments
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How to send bulk/mass email – software for hosting your own email web server(gist.github.com)
1 points by MaximilianKohlr 3y ago|1 comments
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by MaximilianKohlr 3y ago
When I searched for this I had a very hard time finding a right answer because all the results were SEO blogs advertising their newsletter services (Mailchimp, Convertkit, etc.), which is not the same thing. So I wrote this overview coverin
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by MaximilianKohlr 3y ago
>Comprehensive? No. Nothing even comes close to the scale that reddit has for the niche that Reddit has. Saidit is a publicly funded, opensource alternative to Reddit, that uses the same old.reddit code. For anyone who doesn't like
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by MaximilianKohlr 3y ago
As mentioned in the blog though, the UK has a law (Consumer Rights Act) covering this. California (where I am) seems to generally have strong laws as well. Also, I can't believe it would be legal for a Facebook employee, for example, t
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Reddit is dangerous. The admins are out of control. Humanity needs a alternative(maximiliankohler.blogspot.com)
25 points by MaximilianKohlr 3y ago|14 comments
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by MaximilianKohlr 3y ago
Lists the problems & benefits of reddit, and argues for the need for viable alternatives. It covers reddit retaliating against me (seemingly illegally) for being a long-time public critic of theirs. They did something similar to the &#x
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by MaximilianKohlr 4y ago
I'm not a fan of this list. Other than climate change, I do not see it addressing the biggest issues of our time. Not a single mention of the exponential increase in chronic disease which is leading us down the path of Idiocracy. Havin
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by MaximilianKohlr 4y ago
I read this article https://www.followchain.org/account-disabled-violating-terms... saying you may need to do it multiple times. I finally relinquished and did it 3 times. No response at all. This is such BS.