Andrew,
Spam filters have a number of different variables that they take into account. Sometimes a spammer is using the same server that our listserv is using, so the whole server can be ‘blacklisted’ and force all CT Birds emails to go to spam.
Other times certain keywords or a host of other variables can cause the spam filters to get triggered.
The best thing you can do is move any email from CT Birds from spam to your inbox, which may help train your mail server to allow the emails through.
Any further questions, please reply to me off list!
Thank you,
Chuck Imbergamo
CT Birds Moderator
Madison
Andrew,
Spam filters have a number of different variables that they take into account. Sometimes a spammer is using the same server that our listserv is using, so the whole server can be ‘blacklisted’ and force all CT Birds emails to go to spam.
Other times certain keywords or a host of other variables can cause the spam filters to get triggered.
The best thing you can do is move any email from CT Birds from spam to your inbox, which may help train your mail server to allow the emails through.
Any further questions, please reply to me off list!
Thank you,
Chuck Imbergamo
CT Birds Moderator
Madison
> On Oct 1, 2024, at 12:17 PM, Andrew Block via CTBirds <ctbirds@lists.ctbirding.org> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> Anyone know why my posts from here are going to spam all of a sudden? Been happening for the last week or so:-(
> Thanks,
> Andrew
> Andrew BlockConsulting Naturalist
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