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* Do not host your email system ‘in the cloud’
I'm not sure what this actually means or why it's still a bad idea.
Cloud hosting makes a lot of sense for various reasons.
It's a bad neighborhood, since you can expect your neighbors to be
poorly managed botted spam-spewing web servers. It varies by cloud
provider but the median is pretty bad.
* Make sure that your IP address is not listed in the PBL
I suspect that this is something that sites will have less and less
control over in the future, ...
It would likely be helpful to spend a few moments reading about what
the PBL is. "Less and less control" is very unlikely.
* Accept reports of problems with your systems
Is there a more recent standard for doing so than postmaster@?
Um, RFC 2142 published 23 years ago.
R's,
John
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