I agree with your plea, and view the current blacklists as Mafia style "protection" (that also conveniently helps the big players maintain their monopoly).
Practically though, if you want to get your mail delivered, you should use Amazon SES or the like to send it - setup is really simple, and they have the clout to not be blacklisted EVEN THOUGH they are definitely being used to send spam. At $1 per 1,000 mails, it is unlikely you will even feel the cost.
Practically though, if you want to get your mail delivered, you should use Amazon SES or the like to send it - setup is really simple, and they have the clout to not be blacklisted EVEN THOUGH they are definitely being used to send spam. At $1 per 1,000 mails, it is unlikely you will even feel the cost.
(I commented on this a few weeks ago at https://hackertimes.com/item?id=29713030.)