Lukasz Maik <[email protected]> writes: [not sure what the relationship of ricoh-europe is to a US .org is]
> Sure, please find full tests results here: > https://www.mail-tester.com/test-bw02eaxrt > > We've lost a point for not having DKIM/DMARC authentication, which is > unfortunately not supported by our hosted exchange. > We also lost 0.5 point for not having alt attribute in the images, so we will > add it. > Total is 7.8/10. > > The problem, when user is sending normal work e-mails, recipients are > finding those messages in the Junk Email folder. Even people with who > he was previously working before. I'm not sure anybody said this yet, but: spamassassin the project is not going to add your domain to a whitelist because you are having problems with how others sort your mail. As I understand it, the project would only consider that sot of addition for domains that are 1) really known to send pretty much zero spam and 2) users of spamassassin are inconvenienced by what they perceive as incorrect tagging as spam. Note that this is very different from senders being unhappy about how recipients tag the messages. Reading the test report, I see that you have a URL in SBL This domain has two hits in rfc-clueless https://multirbl.valli.org/lookup/naadac.org.html and the outgoing IP address is 208.70.208.232 Spam Grouper Net block list So basically you (they?) need to clean up all the issues. That may involve finding a mail host that doesn't do business with spammers and whose IP addresses are not in DNSBLs. Also, if you are bothered by recipient filtering decisions, you need to ask the recipients what filtering they are doing and why they sorted how they did. That's up to them, not the spamassassin project. It may be that they have no idea and are uncooperative. I have had problems with yahoo misfiling mail, and found the experience of asking them about it not to be useful. So it is possible that your recipients should get a different email provider. You might also remove URLS to social media. They have privacy policies which are inconsistent with addiction treatment anyway.
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