NYCPHP Meetup

[Mark Armendariz]

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> To determine that despite this email coming to my private email box, 
> it was sent to my public bzcoder throwaway address.
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> BTW, this especially applies for commercial email as you don't want 
> people to start hitting the "this is spam" button in frustration.

This reminds me of a thought I had the other day.  Wouldn't it make 
sense to add an "unsubscribe" field to the email spec, which would allow 
spam blockers to start an "auto-unsubscribe" conversation with the 
originating sender before explicitly marking it as spam?  Would also 
allow a default "unsubscribe" button in all email clients.  I hate to 
think of how many legitimate mailing lists have been marked as spam as a 
simplified (and reliable) means to unsubscribe.