On 6/14/19 2:03 PM, Abhilash Raj wrote: > On Fri, Jun 14, 2019, at 1:29 PM, Aaryan Bhagat wrote: >>> Why? Your proposal indicates you understand that a bounce is associated >>> with a particular address and list and should not affect that address on >>> other lists. So why are you interested in all the lists associated with >>> that address? >> You are right, but my proposal also indicates that I want to calculate >> separate bounce scores of a single email. >> In my >> [proposal](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Pv-EuIwrhKM-_inf2HMHVgVzRKjEUwRl-_flMamsJsc/edit#heading=h.i8le5r22o0xr) >> it is mentioned that if a single email has been subscribed to `n` >> mailing-lists then I want to calculate individual `n` bounce scores so I >> need the information of an email being subscribed to what lists. > Mark would know more about this, but I wonder if there is a need to keep > the bounce score separate for each MailingList and keep the association > with a Member Object, as compared to an Address object? > > Does the formula to count bounce score take into account a MailingList's > property that could have resulted in a bounce on one list but not on > other list? I could see definite needs for different types of list to use different scoring settings. One big case would be a list that doesn't send out mail every day may well need a longer period between bounces to allow it to accumulate enough of a score to disable the address, while a very busy list likely wants a very short period so very occasional bounce backs (like false positive spam rejects) don't get a chance to accumulate.
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