
Policy At Scale: Understanding The Issue
One of the more difficult things to consider is how policies scale when talking about sending millions or billions of messages daily. However, being able
Deliverability, authentication, sending practices, and messaging operations

One of the more difficult things to consider is how policies scale when talking about sending millions or billions of messages daily. However, being able

In August 2019, the Tulsi Gabbard campaign (“Tulsi Now, Inc.”) sued Google after Google temporarily suspended the campaign’s Adwords account after the first Democratic Presidential

We live in a politically polarized world. Everyone wants precisely what they want and will only take it as they want it. You only need

So, you’ve discovered that your customer has an issue with spamtraps on a mailing list. What do you do now? As a rule, spamtraps end

When you go to the doctor, do you want the doctor to treat your symptoms, or do you want the doctor to give you treatment

One of the issues I get to deal with in policy enforcement is handling complaints about customers sending messages to “spamtraps.” This invariably leads to

Policies exist for a reason. For instance, most email service providers have a policy forbidding the use of non-opt-in lists. Those policies exist because of

On Monday, I posted, “Forcing Consent Is A Bad Idea.“1 The point was to say that, regardless of legal issues, there are very practical reasons

We previously asked the question “who is your program for?”1 The idea behind that post was to briefly examine the idea that we make decisions

When designing something, one of the things which have to be done first is to consider what the purpose of the thing is. Many design
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