Ironically, your message hit my spam filters because you have a Yahoo return address but the message didn't originate from Yahoo. ;-)At least under California law, your newsletter doesn't qualify as "unsolicited commercial advertising" because you DO have a preexisting relationship with these recipients.
More importantly, do these laws have any teeth? I assume that most spam still has either offshore or undetermined origins.
I haven't read the CA law but I wish that these would focus on the validity of return paths since that is a pragmatic standard. The determination of what is, or is not spam, may be subject to considerable interpretation.
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