Mail bomb |
| An orchestrated attempt to shut down a mail server by sending more messages than it can handle in a short period of time. See DOS. |
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Mail loop |
| A communication error between two email servers, usually happening when a misconfigured email triggers an automated response from the recipient server. |
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Mailing list |
| A list of email addresses that receive mailings or discussion-group messages. |
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Microsite |
| A Microsite is a mini website used to archive your past newsletters. A unique URL link is given to you so that the microsite can be used as a portfolio of your past newsletters and templates, linked from your own website. |
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MSP |
| Mail service provider, such as Hotmail. |
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MTA |
| Mail Transfer Agent. A computer that forwards email from senders to recipients (or to relay sites) and stores incoming email. |
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MUA |
| Mail User Agent (see email client). |
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Multi-part MIME |
| Also known (confusingly) as an "email sniffer." Message format which includes both an HTML and a text-only version in the same message. Most (but not all) email clients receiving messages in this format will automatically display the version the user's system is set to show. Systems that can't show HTML should show the text version instead. This doesn't always work in particular for many Lotus Notes users. Also, no data, except HTML open rates and possibly link click tracking, is transmitted back to the sender regarding which version a recipient wound up viewing. |
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MX |
| Mail Exchange Record |
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