An open source email campaign management tool for nonprofits

I've always wondered what the deliverability of mail is that gets sent out from homespun servers with setups like this? I've always assumed it would mostly all end up in spam folders but genuinely curious if anyone has any experience.

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Both local and AWS deployment guides mention needing to get a Google API key, but not what for. I&#x27;m guessing it&#x27;s for this bullet point:<p>&gt; Track bounce rate and other standard metrics. You can also insert tracking pixels and unsubcribe links a click of a button.

Are there any plans to set up auto-responders or do tag based lists?