On Mon, Oct 27, 2003 at 01:34:42PM -0800, Dennis Gearon wrote:
What I think you're going to see is user group web sites, and the demise
of regular email, if it doesn't adapt soon. To 'email' someone, you will
have to be on a website they are on, be a member, AND have permission to
talk to them. Your simple permission or security token will have to be
exchanged OUT of bounds from the system.
Imagine you run a business.
Would you adopt your info@ account to the above mentioned system?
How much new customers do you think you would get compared to another guy
in the same business going through the hassle of an "open" info@ account
and 300 spam mails a day?
\Maex
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