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Hi all, this might be a problem limited to my group but thought I'd check - a couple members got the following email this morning which looks like spam (see below) AND they've been unsubscribed. I've

/ / /On 2023-08-02 10:31, Steve M via groups.io wrote:// / No, what I meant is that Mark made a change now to remove or exclude some of the X- headers from the DKIM signature, maybe that was causing

Is it possible that in the second case it was a member quoting one of the 'malformed' emails? Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual (

Hi Christos The first member to complain about this problem said it had been going on for about a month, so before Mark made the change mentioned on the Beta group. I've asked the members who are

Interesting this popped-up again, we had another instance of it recently, /g/GroupManagersForum/topic/some_subscribers_have_issue/100278090, and Outlook (routing at least?) seems to

Steve M. wrote: Yes, this is exactly the sort of thing I have been getting. Christine From: To: Sent: Monday, 31 Jul, 23 At 20:35 Subject: :X-Gm-Message-State:Content-Language:Content-Type;

Thanks, Duane. I’m new to this group and appreciate all tips and suggestions. Just to clarify, so far I’ve received two messages in the format in question, from different senders. Christine Sent:

I have also been made aware that some people on a list I moderate are having the same problem - an example is below, hopefully with personal info hidden.? The actual message is in bold. Steve M From:

I'd suspect it's the email program of the person that sent the message.? You'll need to get more information to be certain.? You could post some of it here, but be sure to remove anything that may

Recently I have found some messages from the TA-members list arriving in my inbox with full internet headers and other unwanted garbage included. Other messages from the same list have been arriving

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Two most common ones, internet provider don't like it ,OR, the person receiving, assume spam and mark as such,

I agree it appears odd on the surface, but in fact it makes total sense. By marking a legitimate mailing list message as spam, you've essentially told Yahoo that you don't want receive any more

Califdan, The last line in Christos' note is the most important because if the non-spam is just moved to in box, the email system will continue to mark any other emails as spam until it is "Taught"

Thanks all for your guaidance. I did, in fact look that the Onwers Manual, as well as the Members Manual, but the sections on handling spam didn't answer my quesitons. thanks again Dan

Yes, but that's the way many email services are set up.? Some, I think Yahoo is one, even tell members to mark things as spam if it's from a list they don't want to be on any more. Duane -- Lots of

The majority of online email providers (including Yahoo) have the /Delete/ and /Spam/Junk/ button right next to each other so it's easy for someone to accidentally hit the latter when they meant to

Califdan, The person who reported it as spam may not know that their email client marked it as spam and the marking as spam may not have been in software in their PC.? Their ISP may have been the

Thanks Duane. Sorry to be poorly informed, but if I understand you correctly, if someone sees something they think is SPAM and clicks a button to that effect, they (not the spammer) get's removed??

Sorry, it was Sanja that posted it. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual ) and Members Manual. (