I just finished checking my email. Because of my public expose from various web pages and web sites I operate, I receive a huge volume of email, hundreds per day.\u00a098% of that email is total spam junk. My filters do a great job of trashing that part of it but they are not perfect. I do scan\u00a0the spam pile\u00a0very quickly before final annihilation and very occasionally I find something I do want to read.<\/p>\n
The point is that spam pile gets about 10 seconds of my time per day. If a good\u00a0email doesn’t grab my attention in the scrap pile in that 10 second scan, then it is gone forever. I figure if it looks like a spam, the filters thought it was spam,\u00a0then it is a spam. If I don’t respond to an email it is probably because it looked like a spam to me!<\/p>\n
We all know what spam headers look like. They are easily recognizable. If I get a good email in a similar format, it is going to be a goner. So the lesson is to be sure you are not using a service that caters to spammers, as the entire domain is probably filtered out.\u00a0Use meaningful titles to messages that don’t read like the dribble spammers use.<\/p>\n
So if I don’t respond, it’s probably not because I don’t want to. I just can’t see you in the forest, too many trees. ~ Dan’l<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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