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--- Comment #7 from Bill Cole <billc...@apache.org> --- (In reply to Cian from comment #6) > Thanks for taking the time to write all that, Bill. I know you were under > no obligation to help, so I really appreciate it. You provided lots of > possible ways to improve, and I'm going to try all of them (including, if > problems persist, trying the mailing list you mentioned). Always happy to help. [...] > Just to clarify (I am sure your advice still holds), I suspect it is not > Microsoft's rules per se that are causing my problem. The recipients I fail > to reach seem to be using Outlook as a client, but they are typically at > companies with sophisticated enough IT departments that I would expect > they're managing their solution with close attention. Think government > contractors, federal labs, and universities. It's astounding (and a bit disturbing for my profession) how much Microsoft, to a lesser extent Google, and other large outsourcers have taken over the operations of corporate and academic email at the edge. e.g. Nasa email goes to MS365, a fair bit of federal government email goes through Cisco (ProofPoint) for filtering at least, DoD external mail is handled by Google, CalTech uses Cisco's IronPort service etc. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
