I was told several months ago to ask my e-mail service admin(s) to do what is said in the 1st quoting paragraph.
Reasons, reasons, my e-mails went unnoticed for several months, until I sent another e-mail for something different to another user (for example to tech@ instead of info@) So, I finally have their answers, as does the final quoting paragraph say: On Thu, Jan 09, 2025 at 06:46:47PM +0000, putro via RT wrote: > On Tue, Jan 07, 2025 at 07:42:00PM +0000, Anon Loli via RT wrote: > > > > > > > > I was recommended to ask you if yo ucould change the DMARC policy from > > reject > > > > to quarantine or none.. can that be done per-account or something? > > > > > > no, it can't be done per-account, > > > but that is a parameters ste on the list usually, is the list hosted on > > > our servers ? > > > > No, including, but not limited to: > > b...@openbsd.org > > misc@openbsd.org > > you should ask to who manage those list, dmarc check is done on the receiving > server, it's a parameter of the mailing list software. So, here I am - asking you exactly that: who is wrong or right here, perhaps someone is just confused or misunderstood something. So, what is it? Who's to point water guns at? Why did lots of e-mails not get sent to me, including a common amount of my own e-mails sent to @openbsd.org, which I took to be a much bigger amount of dropped/ignored e-mails I sent than it actually was. Peace, wizards! -- Anon Loli ######### This mortal strives for omnisciency. Some tags: perfectionist, minimalist, researcher, scientist, philosopher, developer, autist, anarchist, data hoarder, 99 other tags and interests. I am always up for conversing as long as you meet these requirements: 1. Use PGP encryption for all data shared, 2. Use a open source operating system, NOT Windows, NOT MacOS, 3. Have a open mind, the more the better. Let's change this world for the better, one action at a time. ######################################################### PGP fingerprint: 4FA454F47714DD6C700B486052E469E2AB7D8ACA <anonl...@autistici.org>
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