Email-is-good.com Website Review

where every single time someone clicks a little like bu*ton it generates an email. i’m sure some people get literally thousands of personal emails a day, but i think most people under severe email load get buried from not managing notification settings, not unsubscribing from stuff, and generally avoiding even looking in there let alone engaging with that > when every chat app in the world has died off, email will still be > here. definitely. email is almost like too-big-to-fail. not that chat isn’t just as (possibly more) important for intimate team > email got so many things so right that were still unpacking its > brilliance four decades later. long-form and asynchronous, email is > an ace medium for fully considered thoughts. not knee-jerk, instant > reactions. we lost sight of that due to chaff. mentioned i never do it and it causes me zero problems), i was pointed to some interesting research by silvan mühlemann. it’s only up on in 2006, silvan put up a page on the internet, linked to it, and put nine different email addresses on it, all obfuscated in different     var string1 = silvan6;     var string2 = @;     var string3 = tilllate.com;     var string4 = string1 + string2 + string3; i absolutely love the actual research. it confirms to me it’s just not a game i wanna play. . the various intensities of saying no (and letting people know you can’t prioritize their thing) say someone emails you and your answer needs to be no. there are different intensities of that.  > you’re going to hate me, because i have to say no on this one. i > looooveeee the idea and i’m so glad you’re doing it and please > keep me in the loop on it if you have time. it’s just with > everything i have going on, i might go bananas taking on anything yours will probably be much more personal, explaining how your mother-in-law is staying with you because she broke her hip or