> Implies someone thinks they are too important to deal with emails that they establish a paywall (the charity bit is irrelevant, frankly) But I am too importa

> Implies someone thinks they are too important to deal with emails that they establish a paywall (the charity bit is irrelevant, frankly) But I am too important to deal with emails from people I don't care about. Even if I were living paycheck to paycheck, it wouldn't mean I have time for bullshit from marketers, cold callers, recruiters who guessed my mail and people trying to sell tech to my company. And even if I the person donated, I would probably just delete any spam email anyway. I honestly wish there was a fine for spammers and cold callers to deter them, and would totally vote for candidates proposing it. > Its MY business alone to choose what charities to donate to and how much I donate Then don't send me an email, simple as that. Delete the donation request and move in with your life. Why are you entitled to bothering me and is arguing for it, but when I do the same for you it's suddenly "YOUR business"? > People who think they are "too busy for email" should Entitled people like you, who get angry about people who are "too busy for email", should just realize that nobody owes you their time.