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I think that email is nearly perfect technology without any viable alternatives. All that cocky startups like whatsupp or telegram use to transform into shit ov

I think that email is nearly perfect technology without any viable alternatives. All that cocky startups like whatsupp or telegram use to transform into shit over time. The only thing email needs is some progress in spam filtering like needness to do a microtransaction for opening an ability to write me. It will make an easier life for new mail providers and if I really want some spam guy to send me 10 letters a day I would pay him a dollar for letting him to send me 1000 letters.

saimiam 4y ago
> really want some spam guy to send me 10 letters a day I would pay him a dollar for letting him to send me 1000 letters I’m confused. Why would you pay someone to spam you? But I take your point - micro transactions in email is what you’re looking for?
- eimrine 4y ago
  > I’m confused. Why would you pay someone to spam you? For not letting others to spam me without paying as it is happenning today hundred or thousand times a day. I have not understood your second question, but I am talking about some requirement to pay me a 0.001 dollar for each letter in my inbox. Totally payable by even the poorest cheapster among my friends.