Yes, I understand it is being marked as spam by the receiving provider (or the member. I can do this in my ISP's system), not Groups.io. It seems there is a communication gap. If this is not happening in YG's then it is something groups.io owners will have to contend with that they do not have to in YG's. Hence, my question of whether this is happening in YG's. Although a member will receive a link (as you say) to be back in the group, I am sure some will be confused. It may be, as J stated, that Yahoo is just behind implementing this, but then if they are, it seems yahoo would already be black listed by a lot of ISP's since messages marked as spam surely must have occurred given the huge group memberships in YG's.
Stan
On 2/21/2018 2:08 PM, Douglas Swearingen wrote:
It makes no difference if this happens in YG's or not.
This is being marked spam by the receiving provider. NOT Groups.io.
If Groups.io does not agree to this it will be blacklisted and no emails will be able to be sent out. All your members have to do is, check their spam, mark those that may end in the spam folder as not spam. Then if they want to delete the messages all is okay. IF the simply delete everything that is in their spam folder they may run the risk of being removed from the group.
As well, if they are removed from the group for the above spam related reason, the member will receive a link to be back in the group. All they have to do is open the link and click on it.
Doug
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