Hi everyone, we've just noticed that some mails on this mailing list have gotten flagged down as spam. This is a widespread problem with mailing lists in regard to DKIM, DMARC and SPF anti-spam measures, i.e. in this case the SPF record for cumulusnetworks.com prohibits the mailing list from forwarding the mail, and in combination with DMARC that's sufficient for Google to put it into spam. There is no "good" workaround for this, and since this list is temporary and will hopefully be moved soon, there won't really be a fix. If you use Google Mail, please go to your spam folder and look for any mail that has "[cmaster-next]" in the Subject: line. I would hope the spam detection will remember the "this is not spam" click for future mails. There should have been 2 mails from Donald on the list, one Nov 25th, one today. These were the only ones I found in my spam folder, I hope I didn't miss anything else. Cheers, -David P.S.: I checked other subscriber domains on the list: - 6wind.com: no SPF - OK - opensourcerouting.org: no SPF - OK - labn.net: neutral SPF, but no DMARC - OK - us.ibm.com: soft SPF, but no DMARC - should be OK - orange.com: soft SPF, but no DMARC - should be OK - atcorp.com: hard SPF, but no DMARC - should be OK - cumulusnetworks.com: hard SPF + DMARC - PROBLEM :( I can write a script to auto-check this later for subscribers on the list, so at least they get a notification/warning.