[Mailman-Developers] AOL 9.0 categorizing mailman verification
messages as SPAM
Ken Stillson
tech at point0.net
Mon Dec 15 15:51:29 EST 2003
Hey folks,
I just got off the phone with someone in the postmaster group at AOL...
I was calling them because recently all the subscription verification
messages being generated from my lists are getting categorized a SPAM for
AOL 9.0 users, and most of them aren't thinking to check their SPAM
folders.
The fellow mentioned that long random-looking alpha-numeric strings in the
subject line are one of the things that triggers their filter.
Are folks here aware of this issue? AOL suggested moving the verification
"cookie" from the subject line to the contents of the message
Realizing that mailman can't be specialized to meet every quirk of every
ISP; but AOL isn't just any ISP, for me anyway, some 80% of my
subscription requests for my several dozen lists come from there.
Any thoughts? Thanks!
- Ken Stillson
System Administrator
Point0.net
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