[NFB-Web] Help with mailman?

[Littlefield, Tyler]

Hello,
I highly doubt this is a mailman issue. Depending on where your server 
is located, a lot of VPS subnets are simply considered spam because 
they're so easy to spin up and spam from.
Your best bet would be to swap to something like groups.io as you 
previously mentioned, or route all your email through mailchimp or 
something similar (which can be done via forwarding through postfix). 
There is a small fee for this, but it's minimal with not a lot of 
traffic, and for me beats the alternative of not being able to manage. I 
do this for a couple clients.

HTH,

On 5/5/2020 9:26 AM, Erik Burggraaf via NFB-Web wrote:
> Hi, I’m working on some web projects for Canadian Federation of the Blind.  We are having major issues with mailman communication apparently being regarded as spam.  Some addresses can not be subscribed fully because they will not even allow mailman’s confirmation email as far as the spam or junk folder.  Others can subscribe, but find as many as 2/3 of list emails redirected to spam or junk.  Are there any settings I can look for in mailman that could make us look less junky, or is it time to migrate our entire email communication to groups.io?
>
> Thanks for any advice.
>
> Erik
>
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