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--- en:why_do_i_need_blocklists [2020/02/05 12:03] – bk
+++ en:why_do_i_need_blocklists [2025/02/27 09:22] (current) – bk
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 ====== Why do I need block lists? ======
-A block list defines an auto target group assigned to a distinct client, i.e. each client has only one block list and vice versa. \\
+A block list defines an auto target group assigned to a distinct client, i.e., each client has only one block list and vice versa. \\
-When sending a mailing which is assigned to this client, the user IDs which are on an existing block list are filtered out of the delivery.. \\ \\
+When sending a mailing that is assigned to this client, the user IDs that are on an existing block list are filtered out of the delivery. \\ \\
-In contrast to blacklists, block lists are therefore user-ID-based. They contain only registered/imported users of a database and do not allow supply blocking at a domain or e-mail level.
+In contrast to blacklists, block lists are therefore user-ID-based. They contain only registered/imported users of a database and do not allow supply blocking at a domain or email level.
 ===== Creating Block Lists =====
-By clicking the floating action button on the bottom right you generate a new block list.  \\
+By clicking the floating action button on the bottom right, you generate a new block list.  \\
-{{:de:addresses_lists_create_blocklist.png?nolink&200|}} \\
+{{:en:addresses_lists_create_blocklist.png?nolink&200|}} \\
-Give it a name and assign the client/principal. Optionally you can add a description.
+Give it a name and assign the client/principal. Optionally, you can add a description.
 ===== Block list table =====
-{{:de:addresses_lists_blocklist1.png?nolink&700|}}
+//Addresses -> Lists -> Block lists//
-In the list of all defined block lists there are the //ID//, the //state of the block list// (active: check mark; inactive: no check mark), the //client// including the ID, and the name of each list.
+{{:en:en_addresses_lists_blocklist1.png?nolink&700|}}
+In the list of all defined block lists, there are the //ID//, the //state of the block list// (active: check mark; inactive: no check mark), the //client// including the ID, and the name of each list.
 ===== Block list details =====
-When you click on a single list you will receive further details, e.g. the size of the list, the assigned auto target group and a listing of all e-mail-addresses which are part of this block list.
+When you click on a single list, you will receive further details, e.g., the size of the list, the assigned auto target group and a listing of all email addresses that are part of this block list.
-With a click on the assigned target group you will get to the logfiles of this auto target group. Here you find information about the manual adding of a target group to an automatic block list and other details.
+With a click on the assigned target group, you will get to the log files of this auto target group. Here you find information about the manual adding of a target group to an automatic block list and other details.
 Use the pen symbol to activate or deactivate a block list or to change its name.
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 A user can be added to a block list in different ways. For example:
-  * Manual entry via promio-connect (//Addresses > Research//, tab //Block lists//)
+  * Manual entry via promio.connect (//Addresses > Research//, tab //Block lists//)
-  * Manual entry via promio-connect (//Addresses > Lists//: selecting one target group > Add to auto target group) )
+  * Manual entry via promio.connect (//Addresses > Lists//: selecting one target group > Add to auto target group)
   * Personal unsubscription by a receiver through a click on the unsubscribe link (if it is configured this way)
-{{tag>Blocklists Auto-Target-Group Client Blacklist}}
+{{tag>block_lists auto_target_groups clients blacklist }}

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