I think the people that will love this are NextJS/Vercel people, who have decided React is for them for 1. Frontend, 2. Backend, 3. Build Time, and now want to

I think the people that will love this are NextJS/Vercel people, who have decided React is for them for 1. Frontend, 2. Backend, 3. Build Time, and now want to add 4. Emails, and might want to reuse that <Layout> component they carefully crafted for emails too. I reckon if you become another integration in Vercel, and maybe a option to install your open source react.email is presented when installing Next, that could go a long way. I almost drunk the React everywhere coolaid (and have some NextJS projects) but not sure it is for me for various reasons (personal preferences), but plenty of people love that way of developing. Another thing, thinking of living the future. You mention deliverability. Nothing more deliverable than avoiding email all together. (You are not an email company). Will Gen Alpha use email much? That's all I'll say - something to think about.