On Thu, May 29, 2025 at 11:32 AM Stuart Henderson via mailop < mailop@mailop.org> wrote:
> so you can't send email to a gmail user if they happen to have the same > name as you, or (perhaps more likely) from your own non-gmail account to > your gmail account? > Of course you can. You need to remember these are recommendations and sending best practices for bulk (!) senders. Sending an email from "Klaus Klammer <kl...@klammer.com>" to another Klaus Klammer is probably fine. Sending emails from "Klaus Klammer <bulk@sendercom> and another from "Kari Kleber <b...@sender.com>" to Klaus and Kari and a lot of other receivers probably not. (Even if the email address changes between sends, mailbox providers can still identify the bulk sender here.)
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