On 10/22/24 00:08, Samuel Sieb wrote:
The spam settings of the sender's provider causes some receiving providers to reject the email. Neither user on either end wants this to happen. So the mailing list becomes the sender, which is completely valid, and then there is no issue for those receiving it.
That explains it. My address' domain is zoho.com. A lot of eMail houses have taken a shine to zoho as it was used for soem dinial of service attack in the past.
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