Gmail‘s email sorting and prioritizing is based on a complex sets of rules, clustering, machine learning schemes, reputation and user feedback. To be more transparent, since yesterday the webmailer not only shows why it classified certain emails as important (“priority inbox”), but also why certain messages were sorted out into the junk folder. This might also give some valuable new insights for troubleshooting inbox placement issues for email senders which occur more often since a few weeks as reported by Return Path… Continue reading
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