[NTLK] Receiving NewtonTalk messages... Gmail issue?

[Greg Goodwin]

Giving feedback for this gmail user:

First started noticing that the NewtonTalk list was dropping messages to my inbox in early November when we talked about it.

As advised, I started checking the list for the latest messages here:
https://lists.newtontalk.net/pipermail/newtontalk/

I read there, and reply by email.  Gmail has been more consistent than yahoo, so what I’ve been using lately.

Last time I received a message from the NewtonTalk list was in mid-January.


Greg / Doc Clu


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Did anyone else on the list *not* receive Greg’s original post? (Excerpted below.)

I received the replies to Greg’s original post, but not the original itself. Neither my primary email or a secondary email (used for monitoring the performance of the list and hopefully catching issue like this) received the initial post. Both of these addresses are Gmail-based.

The post is recorded in the digest, as well both the static and MARC archives.

http://lists.newtontalk.net/pipermail/newtontalk/2026-February/003689.html

https://marc.info/?l=newtontalk&m=177153303014400&w=2

What the heck is going on? Is this a Gmail-related glitch or something wider spread?

g.