> ## colleagues from your company already solved LinkedIn puzzle games
Are you f%%n serious, Linkedin? This is a freaking spam from "Linkedin games".
The question is, how to stop it not like unsubscribe, but how to make it painful for them to do spam us?
Even better if there was a shared github repo and associated addon people could use to filter these emails but there are so many different mail clients that it would become quite a project. Probably just a shared list of regex/wildcard patterns would suffice. This concept would have to become popular for them to notice their engagement emails are not increasing revenue. Spam pays. Until spam does not pay this will be a pain for all of us.
In some very annoying case, I created a filter to ensure it's send 110% of the times to the spam folder.
But if all your notifications are off and they are still spamming, just set up an email rule to trash all the messages from their domain and call it a day. If you want to deter this behavior find the email address of someone whose time is expensive (or an alias like legal@) and adjust your rule to forward all the spam there.
All you can do is mark as spam then they get deliveravility issues if enough do it. But make sure it is spam. You shpuld try to unsubscribe first give them a fair go.
I dont think we can solve it. Email is cheapish to send. Spamming for engagement works. It gets some people on the game, hooked on LinkedIn and they find their next job there.
Boycott probably wont affect them.
The filter could strip out ai garbage, bots and offensive content