You can get a cloud server from Hetzner for $5/mo and send emails from there.
> On Jan 29, 2025, at 18:30, Zacchaeus <zacc...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi Guix Devel, > > > I just found out that sending a patch to guix-patc...@gnu.org (all > gnu.org emails) requires reverse DNS, which requires a static IP and > consent from an ISP. I'm a digital nomad that self-hosts email on > devices strewn accross the US, so obtaining a static IP is not feasable > for me (I don't have accounts with any ISPs). I'm a little disappointed > that gnu.org wants me te centralize my email, the OG decentralized > protocol: even Google doesn't block my email. Since gnu.org blocks my > emails, I cannot send my patches to improve Guix. > > Is there some way I can contribute to Guix without a static IP address, > or using some centralized gatekeeper? > > > -Zacchae > > > PS. Yes, I dug up my Google credentials to send this email. No I will > not use that as a long-term solution. It is rediculous that I need > Google to even get in contact with a GNU project. >
