> What you want is not email. What I want is email, with the pains ironed out. I do not want anything fundamentally new. I just want to use what I'm currently

> What you want is not email. What I want is email, with the pains ironed out. I do not want anything fundamentally new. I just want to use what I'm currently using, and have it work as it currently works, minus current frustrations. These frustrations vary from person-to-person (mine are numerous, some I'd be happy to live with, but others genuinely bother me daily), so fixing enough of them to appease a large portion of email users is no small task, but I think email is a good enough foundation that doing so is worth pursing. I don't see much value in telling everyone their complaints re: email are invalid and they should accept it as is without improvements. > So make what you want That's a fair point, and maybe I should. It would certainly be better than posting aimlessly about it in internet comments. As mentioned above though, it's no small task.