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@fsf I worked on the FSF / GNU email routing system back in 2011, and it was already dauntingly complex. Whenever one of those exim instances died or slowed down, email would start to pile up in the queue of the sender, risking to fill the disk or start backscattering.
Bernie @codewiz@mstdn.io
@fsf Remote delivery was also a tricky business, with large email providers throttling or blocking us entirely. We were too large of a mailserver for default rate limits, but still too small for sysadmins to whitelist us preemptively like they'd do for gmail.com.