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You are trying to impose your own internal representation of email as a concept on others here. To write "email" is correct. It would be more precise to write
by Torwald 6y ago
You are trying to impose your own internal representation of email as a concept on others here.
To write "email" is correct. It would be more precise to write "email address" to make the distinction from "email message." But it is not the cultural norm to equate "email" with "email message" as you seem to do.
Juuust kidding. My point is: they probably do not have the used more clear language, because their internal concept of what email is is so fuzzy. That would be my guess anyway.
- lotsofpulp 6y agoIt’s because emails would get more clicks than email addresses.