Sorry for a post to 'Intel C++ compiler' forum since a subject I'd like to discuss is a generic one. . As soon as there is a new post / update to some thread an IDZ-user receives a notification email from Intel. Unfortunately, that e-mail address was changed three times during last 5 weeks: . Here is a list of all e-mails: . [Old ISN system] isn.admin@intel.com [New IDZ system] do-not-reply@intel.com [New IDZ system] donotreply@intel.com [New IDZ system] idz@mail-software.intel.com // Currently used . and every time I needed to update a list of e-mail addresses in a 'Spam Filtering' subsystem on the Hotmail.com. Could you finally 'freeze' the e-mail address for notification messages? . Best regards, Sergey
Thank you, Mark! The same applies to the subject of these emails:
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'New activity on your Forum topic'
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and it looks very good. I have a double-verification ( by email and by subject ) in a 'Spam Filtering' subsystem on the Hotmail.com.
There are some delays with sending emails when a new post submitted or edited. With the old ISN system there wasn't any delays: I pressed on a button 'Submit' and next second I had an email from ISN in my e-mail box. With the new IDZ system it is a little bit longer.
[UPDATED] Just verified. It is about 1 minute and 30 seconds.
Emails from Intel with a subject 'New activity on your Forum topic'
Sorry for a post to 'Intel C++ compiler' forum since a subject I'd like to discuss is a generic one.
.
As soon as there is a new post / update to some thread an IDZ-user receives a notification email from Intel. Unfortunately, that e-mail address was changed three times during last 5 weeks:
.
Here is a list of all e-mails:
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[Old ISN system] isn.admin@intel.com
[New IDZ system] do-not-reply@intel.com
[New IDZ system] donotreply@intel.com
[New IDZ system] idz@mail-software.intel.com // Currently used
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and every time I needed to update a list of e-mail addresses in a 'Spam Filtering' subsystem on the Hotmail.com. Could you finally 'freeze' the e-mail address for notification messages?
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Best regards,
Sergey