Re: Re: Re: Messages going to Spam

I don't prefer the digest, I prefer the plain mailing list.
So, I use just [email protected].
I think the pgp thing is just being carried over because the attachment was already there, so mail.com vthe place where I have an @asia.com) account is doing.
It also changes my email back to a different one, and also ads a whole bunch of re: tags when its not necessary, don't believe me, see if a third appears when I send this to list (I usually have to cc it directly).

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On 5/29/2026 at 3:30?PM, Greg Marks wrote:

Dear Ms. Franchesca, 

I've never had an asia.com e-mail account, but from what you say, its
configuration seems bizarre to me.  If they don't allow you to view
the full headers of an e-mail message, that alone would dissuade me
from using that service.  (The full headers are important in forensics
of genuine spam e-mails, for example.)  When I view a message from the
debian list, the short headers look like this:

   From: [email protected]
   Reply-To: [email protected]
   To: [email protected]
   Subject: debian-user-digest Digest V2026 #268

and thus "reply" and "reply all" prepare an e-mail addressed to
[email protected].

By the way, your message to me was strange in another way.  The mime
type was "application/pgp-encrypted" although the message body does
not seem to be encrypted.  Thus, when displayed in my e-mail client,
your message appeared as:

   [-- PGP output follows (current time: Fri 29 May 2026 05:22:41 PM CDT) --]
   [-- End of PGP output --]

   [-- Error: decryption failed --]

I had to dig into the multipart message to extract what you wrote to
quote it below.  I do have a GPG public key, so it is possible to send
me encrypted messages, but yours does not seem to have been encrypted,
as claimed in the headers.

Sorry I can't be of more help to you.

Sincerely,
Greg Marks

Message from Lauran Franchesca <[email protected]>
of May 28, 2026, 04:04:54 +0000, follows:
> Actually, I'm getting emails as if they were forwarded the to field
> shows [email protected] but the from field shows you,
> and only you, I cannot reply all to this, and I can't figure out
> how to send mail to the list if its a reply, it just sends it to you.
> Any idea on why this might be I'm using an asia.com mail account, if my
> signature didn't show, it contains my mail provider.  It?s mail.com,
> and well, this app is very simple, no message header viewing is
> possible, as my client simply doesn't allow it.So, the addresses going
> to spam are the individiual people.  Should I be having this many
> issues, or is my mail provider just screwy and should I subscribe
> under / create a new account specifically for mailman style lists?
> I've used things like groups.io, and have never had this many issues
> when it came to basic mailing list usage.