On 9/22/26 9:06 AM, Kevin Tillery via NANOG wrote:
I would suggest that if you don't want your emails to randomly be junked, you don't configure your email system to junk emails based on random criteria.
Kevin
On 21/09/2026 20:36, nanog--- via NANOG wrote:
Hi all, I recently found 2 recent nanog digest emails in my junk folder due to 2 websites being discussed in this thread about BGP tools: https:// lists.nanog.org/archives/list/nanog@lists.nanog.org/ thread/3IBZTYUUGCR6CC5OGUDM7YUDVC5ZBGFM/
The first is bgpmap <dot> net, which is flagged by URIBL (https:// admin.uribl.com/?section=lookup;)
The second is ihr <dot> live, which is flagged by Spamhaus (https:// check.spamhaus.org/)
I've submitted the first for review to URIBL.
For the second one, Spamhaus requests the domain owner submit the request after confirming the domain is abiding by certain criteria. I can email the admin email listed on the contact page for IHR, but if anyone here is affiliated with or knows the owners please take a look or notify the appropriate contact.
Thanks, Todd [snip]Agreed with Kevin. Spam filters are the arm of the big email provider cartel trying to enclose the open protocol of SMTP anyway.