On 09/Feb/10 18:38, Ian Eiloart wrote:
Actually, I think I said we won't look at the message, but that's not
right. We check the message headers to identify messages that were
originally routed through the MSA. For abuse reports from our domain,
though, they're not going to go out of our system and back again.
What about forwarding? Many sites have come to some sort of agreement
with forwarders, e.g. in order to whitelist them from SPF checks. So
if your user reports a forwarded message as spam, you may want to
re-send the complaint to the forwarder, just like the Yahoo->Gmail
case that has been exemplified earlier.
Now, suppose the report eventually reaches the original author. She
may be the first human actually reading it, and realizes that the
recipient hit TiS by mistake. Won't she protest? Eventually, the
forwarder may send you back the ARF claiming that it has been your
user's error and to please readjust their reputation.
What are the addresses involved?
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