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I agree, but that's the very definition of non practical. It doesn't work for 90% of the population. I feel like we should be searching, driving, for solutions
by tseabrooks 13y ago
I agree, but that's the very definition of non practical. It doesn't work for 90% of the population. I feel like we should be searching, driving, for solutions that solve everyone's issue not use our issue. We are, for lack of a better word, the "digital 1%". Solutions for us don't necessarily work for everyone.
- danieldk 13y agoSomebody has to own and manage the 'namespace'. If it's not you, it is always going to be someone else. I think this was one of the motivations for pobox.com. By being primarily a mail forwarding service, you can switch e-mail provider by simply forwarding to another address. The same is true for domains, since most registrars have pretty simple interfaces to set up e-mail forwarding. The hard parts are dealing with SPF/DKIM (since they don't work well with forwarding) and e-mail migration.