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> Also, webmail, calendaring are future features in this product. I wonder how critical are those for people setting up their own email. I wonder the same. (:
by mjl- 4y ago
> Also, webmail, calendaring are future features in this product. I wonder how critical are those for people setting up their own email.
I wonder the same. (:
I would personally use the calendaring.
One of the goals of mox is to make it easy to host mail yourself instead of go to/stay at one of the few large providers. I think folks commonly use the calendaring that comes with their free email address. And it seems many people enjoy their webmail over locally installed mail clients.
- glacials 4y agoAs anecdotal personal experience, I switched off Google Calendar for a couple of years and couldn’t do it. There were too many missing conveniences that weren’t handled by the generic protocol. Invitations and RSVPs frequently got lost, updates to existing events weren’t really recognized, and invited mailing lists didn’t unfurl into individuals. I switched back to using Google Calendar as a backend. It would take a lot for me to try a switch again.