It's pretty clear that's what Gmail is doing, probably automatically via the existing software that manages per-user spam filter rules.I disagree. What¹s clear is that they implemented the exemption conditions as defined in the spec when they initially deployed it years ago.
When Yahoo first published p=reject, Gmail was rejecting mail with yahoo.com addresses. (We have logs.) Now it mostly goes into the spam folder. I don't see how an exemption set up a year ago would do that.
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