> Note that this behaviour is also the correct way to handle actual spam > from spammers ...
It may be the correct way to handle actual spam from spammers. It is arguably not the correct way to handle non-spam email from non-spammers. > Someone well respected round here advises "send email people have asked > for" ... those people find that in the spam folder There is one class of emails to which this logic does not apply: real humans sending email to other real humans. If I send a message to a friend or a colleague, that is often not something they explicitly asked for, and they often do not know I am going to send it, but that does not mean they do not want it. Maybe I am in the minority of people who worry about this. Thanks, Kasper
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