Back in the day, people used to complain that Spamhaus never really interacted with the broader email community. And to some degree they were right -- Spamhaus people sometimes avoided the public spotlight, for various reasons, many of them legit (they get threatened by bad guys way too often, for example). But it's very nice to see, over these past few years, that they've opened themselves up more to interacting with and directly connecting to the email community. It helps everyone in our ecosystem to be able to learn from each other.
And here's an upcoming example of that in practice. On Wednesday, May 8th, friend of the blog Alison Gootee from Braze joins Annalivia Ford from Spamhaus to touch base on the topic of Spamhaus listings. Click here to learn more or to register. Just a brief fifteen minutes, but it'll be chock full of useful information. I'll be there in the audience, and I hope you will be, too!
And be sure to follow Spamhaus on Linkedin to learn of more events like this -- this isn't the first (nor the last, I suspect).
Back in the day, people used to complain that Spamhaus never really interacted with the broader email community. And to some degree they were right -- Spamhaus people sometimes avoided the public spotlight, for various reasons, many of them legit (they get threatened by bad guys way too often, for example). But it's very nice to see, over these past few years, that they've opened themselves up more to interacting with and directly connecting to the email community. It helps everyone in our ecosystem to be able to learn from each other.
And here's an upcoming example of that in practice. On Wednesday, May 8th, friend of the blog Alison Gootee from Braze joins Annalivia Ford from Spamhaus to touch base on the topic of Spamhaus listings. Click here to learn more or to register. Just a brief fifteen minutes, but it'll be chock full of useful information. I'll be there in the audience, and I hope you will be, too!
And be sure to follow Spamhaus on Linkedin to learn of more events like this -- this isn't the first (nor the last, I suspect).
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