but before you go some breaking news for you since your obviously new to hte world of lists, 99% of mailing lists will fail with dkim and dmarc.
Yes, exactly. 99% of mailing list DO break DMARC when they don't have to. Its because people are lazy and incorrectly configure their systems. Id expect this from some amateur hosting their own kitty cat blog mailing list, id give them slack because they are not experts. But im bringing attention to the mailing list run by professionals in the email industry. Out of everyone on the planet you would assume THESE people would get email right.
I note your the same clown whining about crap on other lists, what wrong, missus leave you? or did you just wake up one morning to be so sour, either way nobody here cares.
No, i just don't accept complacency and mediocrity as most people seem to do now days. People CAN do better, they just choose not to. But that wasn't the point of the start of this thread.
I was assuming maybe this mailing list didn't realize that they had an invalid non FQDN in their HELO message. Maybe it was a mistake, something easily fixed. Nothing wrong with bringing it to their attention. If they replied "we know we want it broken" then so be it, end of subject. But for some reason i seem to have triggered a lot of... i don't know what. Seems like angry people looking to lash out. I see you too jumped on the insult ban wagon, good for you. Feel better?
please feel free NOT to reply to me.
Arrogant and typical, rules for thee but not for me. If you didn't want to get involved then don't.
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