> I’d guess he’s referring to the most common use of the phrase and means market share. That makes no sense at all. Are you actually trying to argue that your

> I’d guess he’s referring to the most common use of the phrase and means market share. That makes no sense at all. Are you actually trying to argue that your perceived popularity of an email provider is proof that email is dead? While actually referring to the popularity of email as a whole? > And yes, gmail won According to some sources, Gmail has a 36% market share of email. This means that the remaining 64% share is not held by Gmail. Do you look at this and think that email as an open federated non-centralized service is doomed? Absolutely ridiculous.