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By "sender" and "receiver" I mean person, not server. I truly don't understand why you're on about servers and transport protocols when this thread is about so
by radarsat1 9y ago
By "sender" and "receiver" I mean person, not server. I truly don't understand why you're on about servers and transport protocols when this thread is about social networks.
- jimktrains2 9y ago> By "sender" and "receiver" I mean person, not server. What's the difference? An email address isn't a person, nor does it represent one. > I truly don't understand why you're on about servers and transport protocols when this thread is about social networks. Because it was mentioned that SMTP is the only decentralized protocol, and I disagreed.