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  • @phenomlab I dont know what spf, dmarc and dkim are so I guess not!
    Do I need them?

    By the way I tried to upvote your response in regard to using option 1) - its worked now, but you already have 99 upvotes! Upvote count is at 99 for all posts?!

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    #11

    @Panda yes, as without them, virtually none of your email will be delivered correctly. At best, the email may land up in spam at the recipient end, but at worst, the emails will simply be deleted by the recipient server.

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    #12

    where do I even go to set those things?
    P.S. Please see my edit about all posts on this forum showing at +99 votes, is that just myside or a bug?

  • where do I even go to set those things?
    P.S. Please see my edit about all posts on this forum showing at +99 votes, is that just myside or a bug?

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    #13

    @Panda I think that’s your side as someone else has just upvoted without issue. Can you try in an incognito session as let me know if the issue remains ?

    You’d need to set those records in your domain’s DNS.

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    #14

    Yes all posts in this thread showing ^99 even in incognito on laptop. But it is fine (showing 0) on my mobile

  • Yes all posts in this thread showing ^99 even in incognito on laptop. But it is fine (showing 0) on my mobile

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    #15

    @Panda very strange. I’ll need to check that 😱

  • Yes all posts in this thread showing ^99 even in incognito on laptop. But it is fine (showing 0) on my mobile

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    #16

    @Panda I can’t replicate this issue at all on 3 PC’s and 6 different browsers… 😕

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    #17

    Screenshot below, happening on my windows laptop, windows PC, but not mobile

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    #18

    99.png

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    #19

    @Panda 🤭 that “99” you are seeing is actually a quote symbol. Click it and see what happens…

  • @Panda 🤭 that “99” you are seeing is actually a quote symbol. Click it and see what happens…

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    #20

    @phenomlab said in Email validation NodeBB:

    @Panda 🤭 that “99” you are seeing is actually a quote symbol. Click it and see what happens…

    Oh! Silly me lol
    Did you configure that as a custom change to the usual quote icon. How do you do that?
    I notice on NodeBB site its a solid blue quotes

  • @phenomlab said in Email validation NodeBB:

    @Panda 🤭 that “99” you are seeing is actually a quote symbol. Click it and see what happens…

    Oh! Silly me lol
    Did you configure that as a custom change to the usual quote icon. How do you do that?
    I notice on NodeBB site its a solid blue quotes

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    #21

    @Panda said in Email validation NodeBB:

    Did you configure that as a custom change to the usual quote icon. How do you do that?
    I notice on NodeBB site its a solid blue quotes

    Yes, I changed it. NodeBB by default users the free font awesome library whereas I use the pro (paid) version SDK have access to a wider set of icons, and at different thicknesses etc. The change of colour is just simple CSS.


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