Hi all, I have a question about a category of sender that I have not seen addressed directly in these discussions.
Under the 2024 Google/Yahoo bulk sender rollout, senders sending at ~5k messages per day or more were required to publish a DMARC record and to satisfy DKIM alignment with their 5322.From domain. In our data, roughly 20% of senders above that volume have not completed the required DNS changes, even two years later. These are small business owners who are not refusing to comply. Some do not understand what is being asked of them. Others cannot make the change themselves: their site is on one platform and their DNS is on another, a web developer or agency holds the credentials, or the hosting platform's UI does not expose the records our instructions describe. What solutions will be available to these senders under DKIM2? I ask because the drafts I have read appear to assume that a sender who wants their mail to be delivered can either administer their own DNS or hire someone who can. The senders I have described can do neither, and they are a meaningful fraction of the population we represent. I would appreciate the working group's current thinking on the path forward for them. I would also note that we expect this concern to grow if and as this standard is applied to senders below the ~5k/day threshold. Cool, Matthew Mailchimp Delivery & Deliverability <https://mailchimp.com/help/delivery/>
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