In recommending Fastmail > Less opinionated of course, but you get more work done. It seems like a harsh take to me. Putting aside the philosophy of work as a

In recommending Fastmail > Less opinionated of course, but you get more work done. It seems like a harsh take to me. Putting aside the philosophy of work as a virtue, I have also had Fastmail for many years and it's not much different than Gmail or Yahoo or any other service I've had. What I like about Hey.com is that I feel supported in my decision to just fucking block things I didn't ask for, or don't remember asking for, or just don't want anymore. It invites me to block them. but that's just me