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Show HN: Create a link to your email
http://www.email2link.com/
- goyalpulkit 13y agoClickable: http://www.email2link.com/ http://www.email2link.com/
- pdenya 13y agoThe site could use a better example. I understand what it does but I'm left wondering what problem this addresses.
- presty 13y agoWell, I envisioned this as a way of sharing emails without email. Specifically into social networks (e.g. twitter). Imagine you want to leak something. You'd use this tool. I actually bought http://www.email2leak.com/ http://www.email2leak.com/
- justhw 13y agoVideo demo pls, I do not understand.
- presty 13y agoIt's a way to generate a link to an email. It can be used, for example, in social networks, where you might want to share an email with your twitter followers. I'll try to put a video later.
- xauronx 13y agoI really don't think your wording of your product is great. I think "A service that publishes an email sent to it as a website" is more accurate.
- indrax 13y agoUsing a forwarded message example makes the header-removal behavior non-obvious. This is a single-serving posterous. " a link to your email" is confusing. This is turning my message into a webpage.
- jlgaddis 13y agoI'm having a real problem coming up with a valid use case for this. If I want to "share" an e-mail w/ someone else, I'd either forward it to them, call them and read it to them, or pastebin it and post the link. As it stands, this strikes me as utterly pointless.
- brianbarker 13y agoPerhaps the start of something cool, but blasting it as a great way to leak something and using Snowden as an example on your main page could make you a target for the NSA pretty fast. Think LavaBit, etc.
- cciehelp 13y agoA variation would be, if you can give each sender a portal, and publish all message under that portal(=email2blog)
- cciehelp 13y agoAnd, an option to publish it(public post) and not to publish it (private post).