Sendgrid under siege from hacked accounts
Oof. So,I tried sending mails from our own domain and our mail server - but Google tagged us as spam. We migrated into Google hosting and it was fixed, now back to Spam. So we move to a provider like sendgrid, but then they have a hack. Damnit!When we hosted our own, we had DKIM, SPF, DMARC and such, clean IP and clean messages, we only sent account create and transaction notices - low volume, relevant messages to folks who opt-in.  We had our little box setup right and we're polite actors but got tagged which killed our user experience (password resets went to Spam and folk called support)But it feels the "big-web" forced us into vulnerable providers for the spam game.We need more self hosted email and less centralized control.