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"ideally shouldn't happen" doesn't mean the deliverability cartel doesn't block you anyway.

Gmail et al have been spam filtering messages from correctly configured mail servers for a decade+ now. All the dkim, dmarc, and spf in the world won't help you if you aren't known to them.



Pretty sure it's part of the plan. If you're hosting your own mail in 2023, you are the resistance.


More like plenty of spam comes from correctly configured servers.


Sure, that's almost certainly true, but the arbitrariness of changes and blacklisting leads one to consider perhaps they don't care at all about small hosting operations.




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