Dear Google,<\/p>\n
Here’s a Wikipedia article for you: Greylisting<\/a>.<\/p>\n After you’ve read that, then consider the error message I always get for my groups.google.com<\/a> account when you disable mail sending to me due to “bouncing”:<\/p>\n Bounce status<\/strong> Your email address is currently flagged as bouncing<\/strong>. For additional information or to correct this, view your email status here [link].<\/p>\n “Google tried to deliver your message, but it was rejected by the server for the recipient domain haxx.se by [mailserver]. The error that the other server returned was: 451 4.7.1 Greylisting in action, please come back later”<\/strong><\/p>\n See, even the error message spells out what it is all about!<\/p>\n Thanks to this feature of Google groups, I cannot participate in any such lists\/groups for as long as I keep my greylisting activated since it’ll keep disabling mail delivery to me.<\/p>\n Enabling greylisting decreased my spam flood to roughly a third of the previous volume (and now I’m at 500-1000 spam emails\/day) so I’m not ready to disable it yet. I just have to not use google groups.<\/p>\n Update:<\/strong> I threw in the towel and I now whitelist google.com servers to get around this problem…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Dear Google, Here’s a Wikipedia article for you: Greylisting. After you’ve read that, then consider the error message I always get for my groups.google.com account when you disable mail sending to me due to “bouncing”: Bounce status Your email address is currently flagged as bouncing. For additional information or to correct this, view your email … Continue reading groups.google.com hates greylisting<\/span>