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Emufarmers Sangly wrote:
Does this happen for multiple users with Gmail and
Hotmail, or just one? I
It happens to all my test accounts on both gmail and hotmail.
have never had Gmail send any of my wiki-related
notices to the spam
folder. It looks like your domain actually has SPF set up, from the headers
you included, so if it isn't an issue with individual users, it could indeed
Yes, I tried to configure SPF as I suspected that might have helped.
I'll try to configure something called "domain keys" next and see if
that would help.
be a blacklisting issue. I checked your domain's
IP on Spamhaus, though,
and it said it wasn't blacklisted.
Maybe I should just accept this problem and, as suggested by another
poster, wait until the problem goes away by itself after enough users
have manually clicked their "this was not spam"-buttons so gmail and
hotmail can learn about my domain. It is irritating but at the same time
I understand the mistrust considering how much spam there is in circulation.
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Regards,
Thomas Anderson
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