Hi, almost all, if not all, well-known Internet service providers have started moving emails from mailing lists to the spam folder. The Internet service provider I use for my Internet connection recently started doing this. There are exceptions, such as accounts operated by social movements. Since everything the Internet offers is abused, social movements make it difficult to get an account if you are not involved. This is fair, as someone without a smartphone cannot get a new free account with relatively large providers such as Zoho. There will always be people who are excluded from participation; that's just how the world works. For example, I don't have a smartphone and don't want one. In short: if you use a free account from one of the relatively large providers such as Yahoo, Zoho, Foo, and Bar, almost all emails from mailing lists will most likely be moved to the spam folder. The ISP I pay for my internet connection, Alice/Telefonica/O2, has also started doing this. FWIW, I can't comment on gmail.com. Have you checked the spam folder of your gmail.com account via the browser interface or an app? YMMV! Ralf

Hi Ralf,

almost all, if not all, well-known Internet service providers have started moving emails from mailing lists to the spam folder.

The mailing lists where I have some administrator sight, nothing to do with Arch Linux, have seen Microsoft's mail services do this, e.g. Hotmail. It appeared to be triggered in the local case by Mailman2 not having anything to guard against bots triggering a ‘confirm your subscription’ email by shoving a valid address in the subscribe form. Thousands were sent out before it was noticed. -- Cheers, Ralph.