This mailing list hasn't been getting much use lately. I have noticed a lot of users have recently been disabled due to bounce processing, and we are down to only 22 subscribed users remaining.
I understand that recently a lot of big email providers have been implementing new practices to strictly require SPF, or DKIM or DMARC, and I have no idea if this dusty old mailman software even supports any of those. (Or how I could support them separately?) I've noticed that none of the git commit messages have been delivered to me for months now, and I can't discover where they went on any level of spam filtering. (The github issue comments get through sometimes) I don't intend to delete the mailing list unless something drastic happens (like it gets hacked, or Dreamhost refuses to keep hosting it) but I am thinking I'll consider it "deprecated" I'm thinking that the github issues plus the wiki are good enough for planning and coordinating, (plus the #bug_reports and #engine_dev channels on Slimesalad discord are good for quick communication, and they are pretty much free of the distracting nonsense and drama that occasionally ripple through the other channels that I haven't already perma-muted) Does anyone who still reads this mailing list have any opinions about its possible deprecation? (Or just pings to say "yes this mail made it past my host's spam filters") --- James
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