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X-Bullshit: shared GPU GPU SOAP over JSON markup shader grid service 

Khm,

I'm very confused with this email.

I don't run SpamAssassin.  Maybe my provider (Migadu) does but
I don't know about it.  More so, the problem here wasn't me getting
mail from @9front.org but my mail sent to the list being sorted into
Spam for (at least) the Gmail users.

There were two things at play here:

1) @9front.org mailing list mangles the headers, like the subject line,
without taking ownership of the mail. This causes my DKIM-signed
mail to fail to verify at the receiver's end.
2) I had my DMARC policy set to 'reject', which tells the receiver
to drop the faulty mail. Gmail chose to mark it as spam instead.

Now that I have disabled this DMARC policy my mails through the
list seem to arrive fine to everyone.

I can't do anything about SUSPICIOUS NTLD, but I'll check what's
up with the rDNS.