I’m learning about n8n automation myself (only been learning for less than a month), and I would really appreciate hearing about your experience. I have a few questions: 1️⃣ What were some of the mistakes you made early on that led you to waste time on things that wouldn’t be useful later on? 2️⃣ What were some shortcuts or methods that helped you learn faster and get into the job market sooner? 3️⃣ What are some of the most commonly used concepts in n8n that I should be focusing on? 4️⃣ What are some things that you wish you knew during your first month? Please share your experiences🙂.

Hi everyone, I am using WhatsApp Cloud API directly from Meta. Right now: - My app is in Development mode - I am using the Meta provided test phone number - Messaging works fine with the test number on n8n I have a few simple questions: 1. For real production usage (real WhatsApp number and real users), do I need to switch the app to Live mode? 2. Is the access token shown in the Quickstart / API Setup page only a temporary token and not recommended for production? 3. To get a permanent (non-expiring) access token, do I only need to switch app to Live mode or there is something else to do? 4. For automation, is it recommended to use a fresh/new WhatsApp number instead of an existing WhatsApp number? I want to be sure I am following the correct and safe process before going live. Thanks for your help.

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Catch all domains are tricky Spent some time refining catch all domain scoring over the past week and it's been quite the challenge. Catch all domains are tricky because they accept all emails, making it hard to tell if an address is actually valid. Most verifiers struggle here, often marking addresses as deliverable when they're not or dismissing them prematurely. This is what I've been working on to tackle this issue: • Improved SMTP fingerprinting to better identify catch all behavior. • Enhanced bounce signal analysis to catch subtle indications of invalid emails. • Updated the machine learning prediction model for more accurate scoring. These improvements help in distinguishing between truly deliverable addresses and those hiding behind catch all domains. Why does this matter? Accurate catch all scoring can significantly reduce bounce rates and improve email deliverability. It means fewer wasted credits on undeliverable addresses and a better understanding of email list quality. The feedback I get on catch all improvements is invaluable, so keep it coming. For those interested in testing these features, MailCaff's still in pilot. You can check it out at mailcaff.com and use the code PILOT2026 for 10,000 free credits. Let me know your thoughts as I continue refining these systems.

Hi everyone I’m 16 years old and currently learning workflow automation to start freelancing in AI services. I’m at the beginner stage and actively building small workflows to improve. I would really appreciate connecting with experienced automation builders here who can guide me or share advice to help me reduce trial and error. If you’re open to a short conversation or can point me in the right direction, I’d be very grateful.