On Wed, 24 Apr 2019 11:43:56 +0100, Laura Atkins <la...@wordtothewise.com>
wrote:
>Ah. Youre new here. According to reports by MS employees the use of
>boilerplates is mandated by legal and nothing can be sent that is not
>pre-approved by the legal department.
Occasionally real information may leak through. When I was doing Office 365
sender-requested IP remediation (back when you had to email the request, and
could eventually get escalated to human handling, unless you couldn't), I
found myself responding to one of the more resolute of the many tin.it users
who saw the rejection messages and wrote in to have the server delisted.
I remarked that I could only follow up on his escalation request if he could
show me evidence that he was in a position to put an immediate stop to the
many thousands of spam messages we saw from tin.it every day. Until that
person contacted us and the spam stopped, a delisting would last only minutes
or hours before being reinstated.
I was assigned the task of designing a complete sender remediation portal for
Office 365, which I did -- flow charts, procedure documents, web page content,
policy framework, human resources model, the lot. It was urgent. Six and a
half years ago.
It was never built. What's now in place is a wan stopgap.
mdr
--
Those who can make you believe absurdities
can make you commit atrocities.
-- Voltaire
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