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> These aren't requirements Well, except they are. Before, yes, they were just best practices. It was great if you had them but by no means required and didn't
by mynameisvlad 11y ago
> These aren't requirements
Well, except they are. Before, yes, they were just best practices. It was great if you had them but by no means required and didn't really impact your experience much if at all. With this switch, though, they became requirements to getting a "normal" experience in Gmail. Even having a warning is a degraded experience at this point.
- abalos 11y agoI'd actually consider that an improved experience. Sure, the sender using the improperly created personal mailbox will be inconvenienced if people ask about it. However, the actual user of gmail benefits from this.
- chii 11y agoI don't think there's anything wrong with gmail upping the game. It's not like they are using tech that no one else can get. If I ran a restaurant that provided extra services, that doesn't stop anyone else from opening a restaurant and provide similar levels of service.