I don't consider email to be "done". It's pretty much my least favorite tool. The underlying protocols (SMTP and IMAP) are decent, but the clients aren't. It s

I don't consider email to be "done". It's pretty much my least favorite tool. The underlying protocols (SMTP and IMAP) are decent, but the clients aren't. It still lacks usable end-to-end encryption found in many modern messaging protocols/apps. Outright spam is mostly solved, but marketing and other notification emails I accidentally or intentionally signed up for consume way too much mental bandwidth, even with supposedly intelligent email clients (at least the ones I've tried) That said, AMP for email doesn't solve any of those problems either.