Worth talking about? Certainly!

A good idea? Answers will vary.

I could live with it, but only if each Monk could choose to get e-mail through the Monastery. Some kind of "switch" needs to be implemented ("off" by default), to allow mail to be send in this way. This will avoid spam and respect your right not to receive e-mail.

I see only one worse problem than receiving lots of e-mail in your mailbox: not receiving any Monastery e-mail in your mailbox at all! ;)

CountZero

"If you have four groups working on a compiler, you'll get a 4-pass compiler." - Conway's Law

In reply to Re: Whatever happened to Node2Email? by CountZero
in thread Whatever happened to Node2Email? by xenchu

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