Lol, Alright two things I want to add:
1. If Jelle didn't unsubscribe the user manually, they could have harmed the reputation of the mailserver, its not worth quibbling about their tone, its like a toxic customer, you give them their damn refund even if they are a d*ck, otherwise you get sued. The user expressed they didn't want to be subscribed and unsolicited emails are a good way to end up on a spamlist. 2. Its genuinely sad to see the average mailing list competency has dropped to this level. For those who do not know, mailing lists have an unsubscribe header which some email clients will render as a "unsubscribe" button, but if not, you can easily find how to unsubscribe through that header, from the email I am replying to: > List-Unsubscribe: <mailto:[email protected]> I believe there was a study done a while back on UK students which found that the majority of students were unable to write a proper email to an employer. If the younger generation can't even email an employer, its no wonder that mailing list etiquette is becoming more difficult. In fact I have seen many projects in the past few years drop their mailing lists in favour of Discord/Slack or Github discussions, its sad. Take care, -- Polarian Website: https://polarian.dev Jabber/XMPP: [email protected]
