Re: Real DMARC damage

In article 
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 you write:
> Tom,
>
> Absent providing any other data points, how does this tie in with DMARC doing 
> damage?
Google's "p=reject" makes mailing list mail from Google people disappear.  But 
you knew that.

On the other hand, it is true that they've been publishing p=reject
for quite a while so it's not obvious why some mail provider would
just start paying attention now.

R's,
John