The bottom line is you’re going to have to ask the LISTSERV administrators at Syracuse to look into this.  There’s probably nothing you can do at the list owner level to fix it.

Nathan

Karen,

Thanks for responding.

As I indicated it’s happening to a number of subscribers, one of whom is the primary list owner (my co-owner), and I know he’s not marking posts as spam. Maybe one of the list members has done so, but I doubt it it’s more. The list has traffic most days, so it’s not a situation where you don’t get anything for awhile, forget you were subscribed and then mark as spam.

More information. My co-owner is seeing this. The ip 91.136.10.155 is associated with                 mail145c50.megamailservers.eu .I’m not sure where this fits, other than my co-owner is in Great Britain.

This is far outside my expertise, and I see no way that anything I or the co-owner have done could have precipitated this.

ARC-Authentication-Results: i=1; mx.google.com;

       dkim=pass [log in to unmask] header.s=its-s1 header.b=RokkkQ+z;

       spf=fail (google.com: domain of [log in to unmask] does not designate 91.136.10.155 as permitted sender) [log in to unmask];

Nelson

I’ve had Gmail refusing to accept (not bouncing - timing out on accepting) posts because it didn’t like a link in the footer. Which was to a Google Doc. If this is only happening to this one subscriber, and not all gmail subscribers, I wonder if this subscriber has been marking posts as spam, or filtering them to spam. Can you contact the subscriber to see if they still want the posts?

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