On 3/22/22 3:23 AM, Christian via Mailman-Users wrote:
Hello robertowenbere...@gmail.com. On Mon, 21 Mar 2022 14:01:58 -0000, you
wrote:
Does the list support plus addressing?
Google and O365 support plus addressing. This allows someone to
subscribe as myself+li...@mycompany.com when their real email address
is mys...@company.com. The problem is that when they reply, or
generate a new message, it may be held or rejected because it is
coming from an address different than they subscribed with.
Instead of using "Plus addressing", in most (if not all) mail programs it is
possible to set up rules for messages coming from a certain source. This rule can sort
messages from mailinglist1 in one mail folder, and messages from mailinglist2 in another
folder.
Christian
I think part of the thinking is that if a spammer gets hold of one
address, you can filter it off and still use the account. The problem is
that the spammer may well understand + hacking, and get back to the root
address, so it doesn't really help.
--
Richard Damon
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