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I am the OP. In some cases the messages they've deleted have been important real emails. Not spam. Also you're being a little dramatic in characterizing my co

I am the OP. In some cases the messages they've deleted have been important real emails. Not spam. Also you're being a little dramatic in characterizing my comments. You might want to temper that, esp when you're accusing someone else of doing what you are yourself doing. ;-)

s_kilk 11y ago
>> Also you're being a little dramatic in characterizing my comments. You might want to temper that, esp when you're accusing someone else of doing what you are yourself doing. ;-) Fair enough :) I didn't mean to cause offense, but to be fair the following passage: >>>> Could it possibly be that Apple doesn't like the fact that I use GMail? Could this be marketing? A feature, not a bug? ... reads as quite paranoid. Without strong evidence of a conspiracy I'd be inclined to believe this is not a deliberate and malicious act by Apple against the user, but simply low-quality software engineering. Also, thanks for the links to the TSR Wars, that was some good reading!
- davewiner 11y ago
  And when it comes to security, paranoid is the right approach. As for how it "reads" to you -- that has more to do with you than me. ;-)
  - s_kilk 11y ago
    Quite true, on both counts :)
kordless 11y ago
That's why 'you' statements suck and should be avoided, if possible, by both parties.