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Nobody said it does. The clarification of it detracting from email the standard is yours. It nonetheless demonstrates how Pareto allows popular providers to ma
by i-use-nixos-btw 3y ago
Nobody said it does. The clarification of it detracting from email the standard is yours.
It nonetheless demonstrates how Pareto allows popular providers to make decisions that negatively impact those who want to exercise the freedom granted to them. It doesn’t run in isolation, after all.
- MichaelZuo 3y agoConsidering that the user, LanceH, was directly replying to: > I don't get it, what exactly do you think is wrong with the email landscape? Its a standard protocol everyone can use, the only restrictions being when you start using other's services. Maybe I'm just not abreast enough on this. I would say most readers would interpret that as in response to email, the standard.
- i-use-nixos-btw 3y agoThe reply made it clear that the problem is with the email landscape, not the protocol: > you're entirely dependent on how the other servers run by the recipients view you. A protocol can be bulletproof. But spammers will spam, blockers will block, trusted platforms will control.