https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=359603
Ben Cooksley <bcooks...@kde.org> changed:
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--- Comment #30 from Ben Cooksley <bcooks...@kde.org> ---
Sorry, but users are going to use Yahoo (they're one of the top 5 domains for
receiving email from KDE.org's main email server) and we need them to be able
to receive our mails. Additionally, GMail bulk folders email which fails the
authentication tests specified by Yahoo / AOL (which our mail will never pass).
This may lead to developers who use GMail/Yahoo *missing* bug emails entirely
simply because the reporter used Yahoo. The same could occur for users who use
GMail/Yahoo and developers that use Yahoo to respond.
You can cite the RFC's as much as you like - we aren't following them - they're
irrelevant. What we follow is what is necessary to ensure our email is
successfully delivered, into the Inbox, for all providers. Deliverability is
what is important.
And technically the emails we send are RFC compliant, in that our automated
system's address is marked as the originator and sender of the message - which
is correct.
Further, I don't see how this complicates things considering Bugzilla attaches
a number of headers containing information such as Product/Component/Status to
assist in filtering.
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