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I've been running the families mail server for over 6 years now. I'm using mailinabox.email scripts to setup and manage the server.
I've not had any problems (touch wood) with email delivery. You may have issues if your domain is new, it can take a few days for the big guys to accept email from you.
I say go for it, I think too many are worried about deliverbility and that just causes more centralisation.
Good point. I am really getting pulled down to taking the easy route due to all the complexity and discouragement which is draining my initial motivation, as well as my own laziness settling in on one more thing I can just pay for.
You are right, the fight is not over. I can do my part to decentralize.