On Thu, 05 Mar 2015 10:41:30 -0500 Ken Hornstein <kenh(_at_)pobox(_dot_)com>
sez:
My current theory is that my email address is now strongly
associated with spam, or at least suspicious email, and so any
email I send there has a high base score.
That, to me, does not explain why your email was being mangled (from
what I remember, your recipients complained about your mangled email
address). If you unmangle the body of that message it passed the DKIM
signature, so that wasn't something you did. If it was me, I'd focus
on that.
No, it doesn't. But so far there has only been 1 message (that
I'm aware of) where the mangling took place. All other copies
of headers that I've received from @stanford.edu recipients
have not shown that weird effect. (I'm still having people
forward spam-tagged message headers to me.) So, until I see
that again, I'm going to cross my fingers and hope it was a
one-time, unrelated blip.
Bob
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