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Gmail is sending all of my calendar reminders to spam. As far as I can tell, I don't have a filter (or anything else) telling it to do this.
How can I make it stop? I keep marking everything that it is putting in there as "Not Spam", but all the new reminders are still getting put there.
I'm guessing this has to do with years of the Bayesian filter marking similar keywords as spam.
You can create a filter for the email address it comes from (e.g. calendar-notification@google.com), then check the Never send it to Spam option.
Hopefully after some time, Gmail will learn that these messages should not be sent to spam, and you won't even need this filter. Although, the filter doesn't hurt, so you could leave it there.
It's actually the Google Calendar logo (the code that inserts the logo) that causes it to be marked as spam in my case. I gradually removed sections of the email and re-sent to myself until the spam flag stopped. It wasn't until I removed the logo I stopped having an issue. Luckily I'm on Google Apps and have control over the filters. Just got to work out which keyword is driving the calculation for the logo insert code to be marking as spam.
