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Imagine you want to make an email account. You get to choose between gmail, outlook or whatever. It doesn't matter. None of these providers are for specific com
by amadeuspagel 4y ago
Imagine you want to make an email account. You get to choose between gmail, outlook or whatever. It doesn't matter. None of these providers are for specific communities, they're businesses, some funded by ads, some charge money. It doesn't say anything about you which provider you choose. You don't have to worry that you won't be considered a part of some community anymore and will lose your email address.
- gus_massa 4y agoAnecdote time: We have an internal site for more math exercises in my university. The teachers still have a mix of email providers, like 1/3 gmail, 1/3 hotmail and 1/3 yahoo. Until a few years ago (5?), the students had like 1/2 gmail and 1/2 hotmail, probably due to the MSN Messenger. Now students have 99% gmail, gmail, gmail, because everyone has a cell phone that ask nicely to have a gmail account.