The anemic way is modeled correctly anyway. An email doesn't send itself nor does it interact with the transport. The transport (MUA/MTA for example) is respon

The anemic way is modeled correctly anyway. An email doesn't send itself nor does it interact with the transport. The transport (MUA/MTA for example) is responsible for delivering it via whatever method it happens to support. The container delivers the transport to the code. The consuming code doesn't care what the transport and method does, merely introduce the two and let them make sweet email love. The article stinks of circa 2002 purist babble.