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Usually the "something better than e-mail" turns out to be worse than e-mail in some important respect. For example, if senders have to be whitelisted by the r
by mooism2 15y ago
Usually the "something better than e-mail" turns out to be worse than e-mail in some important respect.
For example, if senders have to be whitelisted by the recipient, then shops can't send confirmation e-mails.
- alexchamberlain 15y agoI thought about this... There should be a way of adding to the whitelist efficiently. ie "Hacker News is trying to communicate with you; do you want to add them to your whitelist? Your ISP has authenticated them using..." Replace ISP by trust ring or any other third party you trust. (You may not trust your ISP of course...)