On Fri, Jan 20, 2023 at 02:58:15PM -0800, Ben Koenig wrote: > Well, it appears that Proton has made their decision and are blaming PLUG > for this issue.
> > Yes, that's correct. Proton Mail does not allow third-party services to > send messages on our behalf. It's their party, they can cry if they want to. Protonmail is useful as a privacy-protecting email service, but is not useful as a general purpose tool. Perhaps we should explore alternatives to Protonmail that are (1) zealously protective of privacy, and (2) compatible with mailing lists like plug, and (3) incompatible with masquerade by spammers ... which I suspect motivates Protonmail's policy. >From the 10,000 foot level, email seems to be broken, diluted by spam and abused by criminals, so perhaps we should find (or invent and sell) better baskets to put our precious communication eggs in. No clue how; I run my own email server, and spend way too much time training spam filters. Keith -- Keith Lofstrom [email protected]
