The mail you want, not the spam you don’t

Someone1234 · on July 9, 2015

> The Gmail Postmaster Tools help qualified high-volume senders analyze their email, including data on delivery errors, spam reports, and reputation.

No clarification on who these qualified senders are? Not even a hint..? Why not all domains?

zck · on July 10, 2015

>Why not all domains?

One downside of opening this is that you'd let spammers easily figure out if their spam is being so detected.

zastrowm · on July 9, 2015

Kind of funny that they release this after a week with 2 articles of people complaining about it on HN.

But I would venture a guess that it's been in the works for a while.

junto · on July 9, 2015

Cool to know that my clicks on the spam button have an effect.

You hear that recruiters? When you say you've removed me from your systems and then 3 weeks later I get another non relevant spammy job offer you always end up in my spam.

I practice "Inbox Zero Tolerance".

mtVessel · on July 10, 2015

If only they provided tools for the recipients, too.