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While I won't list them out here, the author takes some, frankly, crazy statements if you read through the whole thing. In addition, it seems unfortunate that
by wyxuan 6y ago
While I won't list them out here, the author takes some, frankly, crazy statements if you read through the whole thing.
In addition, it seems unfortunate that some common sense measures against spam were simply unacceptable to the author. If you want to have a usable email, you have to have basic antispam protection.
- techsupporter 6y agoI was mostly taken by the author's stance that "storing" a customer's data is somehow unacceptable. This quote was the big one: "[Quoting Fastmail:] We also store information from your address book, calendar, notes and files on our servers. [The author writes:] Is there anything you guys don't store?" Is not the purpose of an e-mail provider to...store e-mail? On their servers? For me to access? I am very confused, and I genuinely mean that. Most of the author's complaints come from storing the data that I have paid them to store and then taking actions on that data in response to what I have asked them to do.
- apple4ever 6y agoI read that as well and was super confused as to the problem. That's the whole point of hosted email.