Since I just "joined" (that is, put my name in) Linkedin, a few days ago,
I went to the pd list archives to see if I was in the spammer category.
Unfortunately I was, but I don't really know how that happened. I chose to
invite nobody from my google mail list (I also find that annoying), so I
cannot explain how a mail presumably from me ended up here.
Resuming, I followed the steps *not* to send spam to my friends, and
apparently something was sent. I either messed up, or they abused my
account. Don't know about other cases, but if it happened to others as it
did to me, either a warning mail or a blockage from linkedin domain might
be better than banning someone for something he wasn't aware of.
Btw, if any personal contacts in this list got a linkedin mail from me,
could you tell me about it? I would like to know how often they use my
mail account :(
João
I imagine there is a big button that says "Invite all your friends and
colleagues", and when you click it, then LinkedIn imports your address
book and starts working. Not something a warning would fix, as it only
happens once. I would say block any emails coming from the linkedin.com
domain. AFAIK no one uses it as an actual email service. That would fix
the issue.
How do emails from unsubscribed addresses end up on the list anyways?
Derek
On 11/30/10 10:22 AM, Max wrote:
Am 30.11.2010 um 10:09 schrieb Lorenzo Sutton:
Maybe 1st warning + ban, so that if in some way or another it is
happening without the person knowing they get a chance to investigate?
i'm sure IOhannes has much better things to do then manually issuing
warnings.
The invitations are sent by<mem...@linkedin.com>, just the reply-to
adress is a subscribed one. how do they get to the mailinglist anyway?
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