Comments on: A plea for Email 2.0 to hurry up and happen http://www.upstartblogger.com/a-plea-for-email-20-to-hurry-up-and-happen Daily Inspiration For Bloggers Thu, 14 Apr 2011 19:12:31 +0000 hourly 1 By: Ashley Morgan http://www.upstartblogger.com/a-plea-for-email-20-to-hurry-up-and-happen#comment-15168 Ashley Morgan Tue, 08 Jul 2008 23:24:59 +0000 http://www.upstartblogger.com/a-plea-for-email-20-to-hurry-up-and-happen#comment-15168 Jams - Thats odd. I didn't do anything in particular apart from telling Mail that my reply to address is ashley@ashleymorgan.com. It just seems to work. Jams – Thats odd. I didn’t do anything in particular apart from telling Mail that my reply to address is ashley@ashleymorgan.com. It just seems to work.

]]> By: Francis Booth http://www.upstartblogger.com/a-plea-for-email-20-to-hurry-up-and-happen#comment-15161 Francis Booth Mon, 07 Jul 2008 21:27:06 +0000 http://www.upstartblogger.com/a-plea-for-email-20-to-hurry-up-and-happen#comment-15161 You could try ClearMyMail. I’ve been using it on my personal account for about a year now and after a week or so, you’ll have whitelisted most of your normal contacts. They do a free trial too I think. I wish there was somebody bigger (or even just competitors) offering a service like this though. You could try ClearMyMail. I’ve been using it on my personal account for about a year now and after a week or so, you’ll have whitelisted most of your normal contacts. They do a free trial too I think.

I wish there was somebody bigger (or even just competitors) offering a service like this though.

]]> By: Josh http://www.upstartblogger.com/a-plea-for-email-20-to-hurry-up-and-happen#comment-15142 Josh Thu, 03 Jul 2008 16:55:05 +0000 http://www.upstartblogger.com/a-plea-for-email-20-to-hurry-up-and-happen#comment-15142 I see that the <a href="http://www.email-standards.org/" rel="nofollow">Email Standards Project</a> is attempting to improve the world of email, but that is more focused on the rendering of HTML email. I see that the Email Standards Project is attempting to improve the world of email, but that is more focused on the rendering of HTML email.

]]> By: george http://www.upstartblogger.com/a-plea-for-email-20-to-hurry-up-and-happen#comment-15141 george Thu, 03 Jul 2008 15:32:24 +0000 http://www.upstartblogger.com/a-plea-for-email-20-to-hurry-up-and-happen#comment-15141 gmail makes an email app that basically runs the gmail platform but for your domain. check this out.... the standard edition is all you would need.... http://www.google.com/a/help/intl/en/users/gmail.html gmail makes an email app that basically runs the gmail platform but for your domain. check this out…. the standard edition is all you would need….

http://www.google.com/a/help/intl/en/users/gmail.html

]]> By: Andrea_R http://www.upstartblogger.com/a-plea-for-email-20-to-hurry-up-and-happen#comment-15140 Andrea_R Thu, 03 Jul 2008 13:19:05 +0000 http://www.upstartblogger.com/a-plea-for-email-20-to-hurry-up-and-happen#comment-15140 You can obscure that email address a little better so the bots aren't picking it up. Either as an image, so it's still human readable, or spaced out like ashely AT ashelymorgan DOT com. Otherwise, I'm in the same boat. Thunderbird seems to have forgotten how to filter junk mail out, and spam assasin on the server side eats up some resources occasionally. You can obscure that email address a little better so the bots aren’t picking it up. Either as an image, so it’s still human readable, or spaced out like ashely AT ashelymorgan DOT com.

Otherwise, I’m in the same boat. Thunderbird seems to have forgotten how to filter junk mail out, and spam assasin on the server side eats up some resources occasionally.

]]> By: Jams http://www.upstartblogger.com/a-plea-for-email-20-to-hurry-up-and-happen#comment-15138 Jams Thu, 03 Jul 2008 08:34:49 +0000 http://www.upstartblogger.com/a-plea-for-email-20-to-hurry-up-and-happen#comment-15138 I use Gmail too, but find that, although it's easy to mask the Gmail address with my own, hitting reply in Apple Mail sends email with the "reply to" set as my Gmail address again. How have you managed to banish it so totally? I use Gmail too, but find that, although it’s easy to mask the Gmail address with my own, hitting reply in Apple Mail sends email with the “reply to” set as my Gmail address again. How have you managed to banish it so totally?

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