Re: impact of Gmail's "promotions" tab on free software communities

> - are people consciously talking about the problem in other communities? Yes, and I think I also talked about this in "android" mailing list of FSFE, although I discussed the broader problem of recommending only some nodes of federated networks specifically simply because of personal preference

Re: impact of Gmail's "promotions" tab on free software communities

Hi Daniel, Daniel Pocock writes: > There are several cases where people told me this particularly bad > behaviour, together with some specific example of how it impacted > them, was enough to make them give up on hotmail but in each case they > had migrated to gmail. The reason might be that pe

Re: impact of Gmail's "promotions" tab on free software communities

I can recommend Protonmail, it works very well with linux! ​Regards, Cornelia Original Message On January 25, 2018 10:09 AM, Daniel Pocock wrote: > > There was a discussion in one community recently about essential emails > not reaching new contributors because they get stu

Re: impact of Gmail's "promotions" tab on free software communities

On 25/01/18 13:38, Mat Witts wrote: > It doesn't seem to me to be a great strategy to single out gmail when > Microsoft's hotmail/live/outlook mailservers regularly fail to notify > recipients that they have not delivered mail under the rule that > 'Deliverability to Outlook.com is based on your

Re: impact of Gmail's "promotions" tab on free software communities

Le 25/01/2018 à 11:09, Daniel Pocock a écrit : There was a discussion in one community recently about essential emails not reaching new contributors because they get stuck in the Gmail "promotions" tab. Hi, the "Free" FAI(no related in away way with libre computer science movement,

Re: impact of Gmail's "promotions" tab on free software communities

It doesn't seem to me to be a great strategy to single out gmail when Microsoft's hotmail/live/outlook mailservers regularly fail to notify recipients that they have not delivered mail under the rule that 'Deliverability to Outlook.com is based on your reputation'. Mailserver admins are then encour