I've received one HPR email in my gmail spambox recently, but the rest come to my inbox.
I've run a number of small email lists for nonprofits. Below are a few suggestions / observations from those experiences. If those who receive HPR mail in their spam boxes would consistently move them to their inbox with the "Not Spam" function *before* reading / deleting that will help the Google servers learn that HPR mail is not spam. Of course, the subject line can cause the algorithms to mark HPR mail as spam. Ken, you might try changing the "[HPR]" subject insertion to something such as "HP Radio" and lose the brackets. It has been my experience that something like that could make a big difference. Of course, encouraging users not to use spammy subject lines could help too. Keep subject lines clean and simple. As to Yahoo, I thought everyone knew that it is a hopelessly broken system plagued by spammers? I know Mail Chimp tells you *not* to use a Yahoo return address on your mass-marketing emails because of the likelihood of it being marked as spam. And Mail Chimp is very aggressive in responding to any spam reports that result from of its customer's marketing emails because, of course, they don't want to be backlisted themselves. I think Yahoo should simply be considered a fringe service and ignored. I keep an old account there only as a spam catcher these days because it's so messed up. Bob in Reno --- On Mon, May 25, 2015 at 10:55 AM, Ken Fallon <[email protected]> wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA256 > > On 2015-05-25 15:44, Curtis Adkins wrote: > > Which I think proves that unless you actively take steps to prevent it, > gmail is putting mail from hackerpublicradio.org into peoples spam folde > r. > > The people it affects most are new community members who are joining the > list or submitting shows. There have been several people who attempted > to submit shows using a gmail address and then gave up. > > Is anyone aware of a way that we can stop this behaviour for everyone, > rather than relying on individuals to do it. The same is also true for > yahoo.com addresses. > > - -- > Regards, > > Ken Fallon > http://kenfallon.com > http://hackerpublicradio.org/correspondents.php?hostid=30 > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- > Version: GnuPG v2 > > iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJVY2IRAAoJECO2jUN3MRFpmFgQAKPCqe+UY1tAMmccFTUmM3ri > Dld2YD70znm8/1uPorzl1HNEM3+2zfivKXJhgqya/zbMVmAKApULism1WLB/myQv > 7VZH8uhuOP1eSl0rRRnsW1t8Z9W4/hVdNnXFfR1fPDj+DEaYh5jDuPojsItuY3F3 > y9BRrsxfyS571Z4/IDRbZc+K7jS8VNxqDoH8sIMFx71hNf4pL5XOj/eOk6VovECp > UDXIfI1rX/Genrfgj03j1zDr67jmuC18TH8JRKY6uWKUKzxT+Q5PdxT8KrLPsv10 > D+dmM5XTVpLoqh5FonsRZBlIM9m1VeMITg6spGNrzyCjZRnES9blUh9WHj60tiWY > bkQFykfk7C+fiaHu/xuRHX5widStVQllZ8XS0/TQ8CNWqNxR4iIYKIkQDGIhlmmg > F3pqQNoSi3lACUKzslvoYsVA+zb7VOuvoPO1M6gn/tEXNd8EXKukMQzImXvaZ2G7 > xieql2hi9Sx2IvHpsXKt+rXV5IuUG0AJRQjsBa9cHmO0PMy/6pLhDLbTQ8hH4ep+ > 2TrjctbA2Ns16yXPDvudX7jzPTEmEQeQJ4SDpl/7/A2gSflZwexl0qeIkUbTyaXU > S2w1UZQGJQlkuy0u5FH8P+NSz8r2jQVpwgCDC/v6oyOfezTFT44rzqPHEyJ0r55T > 0CFfXWO6R+Nx0d8IDafZ > =JvMD > -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- > > _______________________________________________ > Hpr mailing list > [email protected] > http://hackerpublicradio.org/mailman/listinfo/hpr_hackerpublicradio.org >
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