Perhaps the 'bounces' from Yahoo accts should just be ignored from now on?

Sure it's not 'best practice' but until/unless Yahoo relents it maight just be the only solution...

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On Mon, 4/28/14, xxxxxx@shadowgard.com <xxxxxx@shadowgard.com> wrote:

 Subject: Re: [TML] Attention: listmom! DMARC problems
 To: xxxxxx@simplelists.com
 Date: Monday, April 28, 2014, 1:49 AM

 On 27 Apr 2014 at 13:01, xxxxxx@worldnet.att.net
 wrote:

 > better yet, why not just turn the unsubscribe on bounce
 off
 > completely?
 >
 > Nothing I've found anywhere indicates that either I or
 my ISP bounced
 > any mesages from the TML yet my primary email account
 was
 > unsubscribed.
 >
 > What is to say that, if I resubscribe at my primary
 email I would be
 > unsubscribed again in a day or two because of false
 bounces.
 >
 > Turn it off, let'em bounce all they want and ignore it.

 Stop and consider. My lists are a lot lower traffic. But I
 was
 getting dozens of bounce messages for *every* post by yahoo
 users. My
 list doidn't have auto-unsubscribe. But I still had to wade
 thru all
 those bounces to see if there were bounces due to things
 like people
 posting from the wrong address or if people hads closed an
 account
 without unsubscribing.

 Trust me, boiubces are a majoir PITA for list maintainers.
 The DMARC
 related ones are even worse.

 Leonard Erickson (aka shadow)
 shadow at shadowgard dot com

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