If you're using an IMAP client like Thunderbird, why don't you just
create an account that points to imap.ietf.org and read your mail
directly off of the IETF server?
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On 7 Apr 2020, at 10:11, Doug Royer wrote:
On 4/6/20 3:37 PM, Khaled Omar wrote:
Hi,
I can see that all the ietf related e-mails comes to the junk folder,
is this something happens with everyone or it is just with me?
Gmail does it to a lot of the lists. So, I step one was to having
gmail do the IETF mail filtering.
I make the folder(s) that I want. And using gmail web interface,
create a filter that matched the TO field, Check "Skip Inbox", and I
check "Never send it to Spam".
For hotmail.com (and outlook.com?), add the mailing lists to the 'Safe
Mailing Lists', under settings using their web interface.
The next problem I had was Thunderbird sending some to spam even after
gmail put them in the correct folder. So, again, I created Thunderbird
filters.
Now I just have to remember to make one web (gmail or hotmail) filter
-and- one Thunderbird filter for each new mailing list I join.
I wish there was an IMAP way that clients and servers would use shared
filters.
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