I do not receive any emails from this forum. On my posts, I check to be notified when replies are posted. In my profile, everything I can find appears to have email notifications enabled. I must be missing something somewhere. I assume email notifications are working for others. (?) I had to have my account manually activated by the admin, as I never could get the registration confirmation emails. I have double-checked that my email address is correct in my profile. I have checked my email junk folder, too. I'm using Microsoft M365 for my email, in case that matters.

I've been a forum member for nearly ten years, and have only had to log in a handful of times. I have received many hundreds of emails from the forum, but my setup is different than yours, in that I have an @yahoo.com address and have always used some version of Windoze. I hope you get it figured out ... my experience here has been overwhelmingly positive.

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I think it will depend on your email provider and their approach to anti-spam measures. My email provider has stopped delivering forum notifications for a month or three - initially some went into the spam folder and now none of them even land there, they are just not delivered.

I have pinged Mike, the forum owner, on this, so he is aware, and has said that the issue affects him too, but as yet - evidently - he hasn't been able to sort this one out.

Interesting point that new registrations will also be affected. And some discussions might be less well-followed if people are not being notified.

My own approach is to visit the forum very often indeed.

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Microsoft is providing my email service (I directly subscribe to the M365 services). I will dig into the Exchange admin config and see what I can find. Connection security requirements are a good possibility for the issue here.

Looks like TLS is not required, and I see email flow from other domains with no TLS. However, if TLS 1.0 or 1.1 is attempted, it looks like it will fail. Only 1.2 (or none) appears to be supported currently on M365.

Do emails come from the 6502.org domain (e.g., the sending email address is something like "info@6502.org"), or some other domain?

The "From" line will say forum@6502.org .

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The "second front page" is http://wilsonminesco.com/links.html .
What's an additional VIA among friends, anyhow?

I did a quick message trace for anything coming from *@6502.org into my email org (at the server level). Nothing in the logs. The issue appears to be outside of what I can control.

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Posted a test message to http://forum.6502.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1457&p=91038#p91038.

I see 6502.org has no DNS SPF record. This might be an issue.

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Microsoft will look at the email from address, and the lack of SPF data may cause the email to get dropped. I will add a rule to ignore all email authentication rules for the email from source of 6502.org. I'll test and report back.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/security/office-365-security/email-validation-and-authentication?view=o365-worldwide

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