EMAIL 2.0

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An email revolution; the long awaited update for EMAIL

Features

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Email stamps

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Flags

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Flags and values:

TO
FROM
DATE
TIME
ADDRESS[1 , 99999] (up to 99999 recipients)
IS-MAILING-LIST
MSG-DETAILS
MSG-HEADERS
IS-SPAM
INBOX-TARGET
KEY

Special features:

Custom artwork:
No address dependency, but a default stamp image can be set per address
Stamp collection: Users can create a stamp collection

View stamp collection

Default stamps

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Default stamps: Special stamps will be available as a default, and will be standardized, similar to Emojis

Settings

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Allow default stamps
- Custom settings

Custom stamps

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Custom stamps will be allowed, but you may wish to disable them by default if you are an educational institute/someone worried about NSFW/NSFL content, because no matter how good the filters are, this will likely still make it through occasionally.

Allow custom stamps
- Allow NSFL stamps
- Allow NSFW stamps
- Allow SFW stamps

Note These settings are in A-Z order. If all 3 settings are turned off, stamps will register as a 256x256 checker texture

Extra:

If the user wishes to use Blockchain, it will remain an option, but it won't be a standard. It is essentially a step backwards to have NFT integration into email, but I won't prevent its use entirely. Its support will vary, however, and the following field can be turned off by the user:

Allow Blockchain/NFT stamps

If the user has this disabled, a stamp will register as a 256x256 checker texture

Blockchain/NFT stamps will be turned off by default. They are not recommended

Stamp commentary

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I was jokingly asked if I was "going for the 80+ crowd" when mentioning stamps, and I was reminded that a lot of people nowadays don't even know what a stamp is. I didn't see very many of them as a child, but I still knew what a stamp was for the majority of my childhood. I am 22 years old.

I like to preserve the past, and my ideas for a set of changes to email to make it more like physical mail went in this theme, as it is inspired heavily by preservation. I would like there to be a higher chance of someone else being able to say they know what a stamp is 22 years from now (in 2045)

Email 2.0 components

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Tacklebox [1]
SpamCan [2]
Stamps [3]
FancyInbox [4]
VRMail [5]
EmailFX [6]
VMail [7]
MailManager [8]
PostOffice [9]
Hypermail [10]
Performance tool [11]

Expanded form:

Envelope textures
Stamps
Fold animations (EmailFX/FancyInbox)
Toss animations (EmailFX/FancyInbox)
Crumble up mail animations (EmailFX/FancyInbox)
Coffee spill animations (EmailFX/FancyInbox)
VR physical interaction (VRMail)
Tacklebox (Tacklebox)
SpamBox (now known as SpamCan)
PostOffice
VMail
Stamp Collection
STMP file (Stamp file format)
MailManager
EMAIL2_Tester
EMAIL-3_Tester

Email -3.0 components

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EMAIL -3 tester
Blockchain stamps
NFT stamps

Undesired branding: EMAIL 3.0

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Stamps (Blockchain)

People are likely going to be calling anything Blockchain related 3.0, due to the regrettable Web 3.0 era. I don't want to call it EMAIL 3.0, but this can be an undesirable name, but will never be official.

My compromise: Call it EMAIL -3.0 (and you must emphasize the negative)

Help center

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A help center is bundled into the EMAIL 2.0 package, which includes help on important topics, including (but not limited to):

Email safety

Phishing
IDN Homograph attacks
Be careful when downloading attachments Email (misc)
When to email, and when to text

STMP file format

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The STMP file format is a format for digital stamps, which powers the email stamp feature in EMAIL 2.0.

The STMP file format has XML-based syntax, with SVG rendering support, and some flags to help identify the image.

VMAIL

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VMail (VoiceMail) is a component of EMAIL 2.0 that allows for Voicemails to be sent and received through an email client, without the use of a SIM card (or SIM card alternative, like SimZonns

MailManager

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MailManager is a virtual assistant that can be turned on with EMAIL 2.0. It is customizable, and aims to not be annoying. However, if it starts to annoy you, it can easily be turned off.

MailManager can be personified as:

A mailman
A mailwoman
A non-binary mail assistant
A transgender mail assistant
A mail robot

DMail Client

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The DMail client is the first official implementation of EMAIL 2.0.

DMail Client settings

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DMail EMail 1.0 settings

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Work solely with EMAIL 1.0
Enable EMAIL 1.0 features (must be on by default)

DMail EMAIL 2.0 settings

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DMail EMAIL -3.0 settings

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Work solely with EMAIL -3.0 (Beta)
Enable EMAIL -3.0 features
- Enable EmailFX
- - EMAIL envelope paper texture
- - - Enable Blockchain/NFT textures
- Enable Stamps
- - Allow Blockchain/NFT stamps

Other DMail settings

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Implementation languages

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Original implementation languages for the DMail client:

CSS
D
GLSL
Red

Performance tests

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There are 2 performance test tools for EMAIL 2.0 and -3.0. They work as follows:

EMAIL 2.0 Performance Test

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A tool to test the CPU efficiency of an EMAIL 2.0 configuration.

Tests CPU usage
Tests GPU usage
Tests RAM usage
Tests bandwidth requirement
Tests overall functionality

On the following tests:

Incoming email
Outgoing email
Reading emails
Reading voicemails
Deleting emails
Moving emails
Writing emails
Recording voicemail
Deleting voicemail
Rendering stamps
Sending stamps
Opening stamp collection
Using the MailManager assistant
Viewing email simple graphics
Viewing email fancy graphics
Moving spam
Reading spam
Detecting spam
Reporting emails
Encrypting emails (SHA-256)
Decrypting emails (SHA-256)
Virtual Reality

EMAIL -3.0 Performance Test

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A tool to test the CPU efficiency of an EMAIL -3.0 configuration.

Tests CPU usage
Tests GPU usage
Tests RAM usage

On the following tests:

Blockchain stamps
NFT stamps

Repositories

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View REPOLIST file

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https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_WG_Standardization
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_WG_Documentation
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_WG_Graphics
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_WG_
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_-3.0
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_-3.0_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_Stamps
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_Stamps_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_EmailFX
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_EmailFX_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_FancyInbox
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_FancyInbox_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_VRMail
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_VRMail_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_TackleBox
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_TackleBox_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_SpamCan
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_SpamCan_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_PostOffice
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_PostOffice_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_VMail
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_VMail_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_StampCollection
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_StampCollection_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_STMP_File
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_STMP_File_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_MailManager
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_MailManager_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_PerformanceTest
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_2.0_PerformanceTest_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_-3.0_WG
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_-3.0_WG_Blockchain
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_-3.0_WG_Standardization
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_-3.0
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_-3.0_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_-3.0_Stamps_Blockchain
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_-3.0_Stamps_Blockchain_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_-3.0_EmailFX_Blockchain
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_-3.0_EmailFX_Blockchain_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_-3.0_PerformanceTest
https://github.com/seanpm2001/EMAIL_-3.0_PerformanceTest_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/DMAIL_Stamps
https://github.com/seanpm2001/DMAIL_Stamps_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/DMAIL_Settings
https://github.com/seanpm2001/DMAIL_EmailFX
https://github.com/seanpm2001/DMAIL_EmailFX_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/DMAIL_FancyInbox
https://github.com/seanpm2001/DMAIL_FancyInbox_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/DMAIL_VRMail
https://github.com/seanpm2001/DMAIL_VRMail_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/DMAIL_TackleBox_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/DMAIL_SpamCan_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/DMAIL_PostOffice
https://github.com/seanpm2001/DMAIL_PostOffice_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/DMAIL_VMail
https://github.com/seanpm2001/DMAIL_VMail_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/DMAIL_StampCollection
https://github.com/seanpm2001/DMAIL_StampCollection_Docs
https://github.com/seanpm2001/DMAIL_MailManager
https://github.com/seanpm2001/DMAIL_MailManager_Docs

Ideaboard

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Idea development during the initial planning of EMAIL 2.0 and EMAIL -3.0

Bundle Voicemail with Email (is it really needed?)

- Warning: Keep it a little more simple. We don't want to overtax developers or have an effect where email turns into something bigger, until it evolves into an operating system
- - With that in mind: MailOS

Bundle contacts with Email
Improve Email sending/receiving speeds
Enforce encryption
New encryption keys
Mailman/Mailwoman/Mailperson/MailUnit (we need to keep it gender-neutral, maybe put it up to a preference system?)
Post Office (name of the container of all inboxes)
Defensive features against IDN Homograph attacks
Standards committee (you must also standardize EMAIL 1.0, and EMAIL -3.0, on top of EMAIL 2.0)

Work with:

Further Web 2.0 email capabilities (EG: Decentralized media sharing in a similar fashion to a social media webpage, but not as intrusive, and still fitting the theme of an email)

Slogans

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Emails late companion to Web 2.0
Emails late companion to Web 3.0

EMail Quotes

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Seanpm2001: Email is basically the gateway to the citadel of the Internet. It is your capital city. If someone is to compromise it, they can quickly compromise everything else. Most websites rely entirely on email verification codes for sign-in, and these always come from either the website itself, or a phone number with an additional verification code. When people come knocking on the door of your Email post office, they are essentially trying to take your capital city. You must fortify and defend your Email as much as possible. - 2023, Tuesday, August 15th

Original draft

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# EMAIL REVOLUTION

EMAIL 2.0 REVOLUTION (Also EMAIL -3.0)

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Email stamps

Contains: TO, FROM, DATE, TIME, ADDRESS[1,99999] IS-MAILING-LIST, MSG-DETAILS, MSG-HEADERS, IS-SPAM, INBOX-TARGET, KEY
Special features:

~~~

Custom artwork:

No address dependency, but a default stamp image can be set per address
Stamp collection: Users can create a stamp collection

* View stamp collection

~~~

Default stamps: Special stamps will be available as a default, and will be standardized, similar to Emojis

- [ ] Allow default stamps
- - [ ] Custom settings

~~~

Custom stamps: These will be allowed, but you may wish to disable them by default if you are an educational institute/someone worried about NSFW/NSFL content, because no matter how good the filters are, this will likely still make it through occasionally.

- [ ] Allow custom stamps
- - [ ] Allow NSFL stamps
- - [ ] Allow NSFW stamps
- - [ ] Allow SFW stamps

These settings are in A-Z order. If all 3 settings are turned off, stamps will register as a 256x256 checker texture

Extra: If the user wishes to use Blockchain, it will remain an option, but it won't be a standard. It is essentially a step backwards to have NFT integration into email, but I won't prevent its use entirely. Its support will vary, however, and the following field can be turned off by the user:

~~~

- [ ] Allow Blockchain/NFT stamps

If the user has this disabled, a stamp will register as a 256x256 checker texture

~~~

This will be turned off by default

~~~

I was jokingly asked if I was "going for the 80+ crowd" when mentioning stamps, and I was reminded that a lot of people nowadays don't even know what a stamp is. I didn't see very many of them as a child, but I still knew what a stamp was for the majority of my childhood. I am 22 years old.

I like to preserve the past, and my ideas for a set of changes to email to make it more like physical mail went in this theme, as it is inspired heavily by preservation. I would like there to be a higher chance of someone else being able to say they know what a stamp is 22 years from now (in 2045)

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Branding: EMAIL 2.0

Tacklebox [1]
SpamCan [2]
Stamps [3]
FancyInbox [4]
VRMail [5]
EmailFX [6]

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Undesired branding: EMAIL 3.0

Stamps (Blockchain)

People are likely going to be calling anything Blockchain related 3.0, due to the regrettable Web 3.0 era. I don't want to call it EMAIL 3.0, but this can be an undesirable name, but will never be official.

Compromise: Call it EMAIL -3.0 (and you must emphasize the negative)

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Work with:

Further Web 2.0 email capabilities (EG: Decentralized media sharing in a similar fashion to a social media webpage, but not as intrusive, and still fitting the theme of an email)

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Help center

Email safety
- Phishing
- IDN Homograph attacks
- Be careful when downloading attachments
Email (misc)
- When to email, and when to text
- 

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DMail Client

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EMail 1.0

- [ ] Work solely with EMAIL 1.0
- [x] Enable EMAIL 1.0 features (must be on by default)

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EMAIL 2.0

- [ ] Work solely with EMAIL 2.0 (Beta)
- [ ] Enable EMAIL 2.0 features
- - [ ] Enable EmailFX
- - - [*] Warning: depending on the implementation, EmailFX may be harder on your GPU and CPU, and thus may use more power and battery. Efficiency tests are available with a special tool.
- - - [ ] EMAIL fold animations
- - - [ ] EMAIL toss animations
- - - [ ] EMAIL crumble animations
- - - [ ] EMAIL coffee/drink spill animations
- - - [ ] EMAIL envelope paper texture
- - - - [ ] New texture per sender
- - - - [ ] Default texture
- - [ ] Enable FancyInbox
- - - [*] Warning: depending on the implementation, FancyINbox may be harder on your GPU and CPU, and thus may use more power and battery. Efficiency tests are available with a special tool.
- - - [ ] 2D background
- - - [ ] 3D background
- - - [ ] Spam Can (fancy)
- - - [ ] TackleBox (fancy)
- - [ ] Enable VRMail
- - - [ ] TYPE\:#Incomplete
- - [ ] Enable TackleBox
- - - [ ] TYPE\:#Incomplete
- - [ ] Enable Spam Can
- - - [ ] Use SPAM branding
- - - [ ] Show pan and zoom animations
- - - [ ] Enable lid animations
- - - [ ] Play can opening sound
- - - [ ] Require can opener
- - - - [ ] Password protect can opener
- - - - [ ] Play can opener sound
- - - [ ] Pick up Spam Cans
- - - [ ] Allow multiple Spam Cans
- - [ ] Enable Stamps
- - - [ ] Allow default stamps
- - - [ ] Custom settings
- - - - [*] Custom stamps: These will be allowed, but you may wish to disable them by default if you are an educational institute/someone worried about NSFW/NSFL content, because no matter how good the filters are, this will likely still make it through occasionally.
- - - - [ ] Allow custom stamps
- - - - - [ ] Allow NSFL stamps
- - - - - [ ] Allow NSFW stamps
- - - - - [ ] Allow SFW stamps
- - [ ] Enable stamp collection
- - - [*] Stamp collection is to be a separate setting
- - - [*] Collection options
- - - ( ) Collect all stamps
- - - ( ) Manually collect stamps
- - - [*] Viewing options
- - - ( ) Show stamps in grid gallery view
- - - ( ) Show stamps in list view
- - - ( ) Show stamps in carousel view
- - - [ ] Export stamp files (*.STMP)
- - [ ] Enable PostOffice
- - - [ ] Show inboxes in 3D view
- - - [ ] Show inbox as a file tree (shows individual emails as EML fles)
- - - - ( ) MBOX at top
- - - - ( ) EML at top
- - - - [ ] Show EML source
- - - - - [ ] Show binary data as separate file
- - - - - [ ] Show entropy files (images, videos, links) as separate files
- - - - - [ ] Show attachments separate files
- - [ ] Enable VMail (VoiceMail)
- - - [ ] Automatically convert VoiceMail to EML
- - - [*] Default audio format
- - - - [ ] 3GA
- - - - [ ] AIF
- - - - [ ] AIFF
- - - - [ ] CSD
- - - - [ ] FLAC
- - - - [ ] MID
- - - - [ ] M4A
- - - - [ ] MP2
- - - - [ ] MP3
- - - - [ ] OGG
- - - - [ ] OGA
- - - - [ ] WAV
- - - [ ] Save VMail into a playlist
- - - [ ] Enable spectograph
- - - - [*] Customize spectograph
- - - - [ ] TYPE\:#Incomplete
- - [ ] Enable MailManager
- - - [*] MailManager is an email assistant
- - - [ ] Preferred identity (NEEDS WORK)
- - - - [ ] MailMan
- - - - [ ] MailWoman
- - - - [ ] MailZim
- - - - [ ] MailKim
- - - - [ ] MailYim
- - - - [ ] MailTim
- - - - [ ] MailXim
- - - - [ ] MailWim
- - - [ ] Enable voice search
- - - [ ] Enable agent mode (similar to a Microsoft Agent)
- - - [*] Permissions level
- - - - (x) Read-only (default)
- - - - ( ) Write-only
- - - - ( ) Read-and-write
- - - - [ ] Allow root (sudo) access

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EMAIL -3.0

- [ ] Work solely with EMAIL -3.0 (Beta)
- [ ] Enable EMAIL -3.0 features
- - [ ] Enable EmailFX
- - - [ ] EMAIL envelope paper texture
- - - - [ ] Enable Blockchain/NFT textures
- - [ ] Enable Stamps
- - - [ ] Allow Blockchain/NFT stamps

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Other

- [x] Enable EMAIL encryption
- - [ ] Generate custom keys for each email
- - [ ] Use 128 bit encryption (not recommended)
- - [ ] Use 256 bit encryption (recommended)
- - [ ] Use 512 bit encryption (recommended in the future)
- [ ] Block messages larger than [x] bytes
- [ ] Block senders with messages larger than [x] bytes
- - [x] Give a warning first
- [ ] Clear media elements from emails (use when you run low on space)
- - [ ] Automatically clear media elements after [x] seconds

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Original implementation languages:

CSS
D
GLSL
Red

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EMAIL2.0 Performance Test

A tool to test the CPU efficiency of an EMAIL 2.0 configuration.

Tests CPU usage
Tests GPU usage
Tests RAM usage

On the following tests:

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EMAIL-3.0 Performance Test

A tool to test the CPU efficiency of an EMAIL -3.0 configuration.

Tests CPU usage
Tests GPU usage
Tests RAM usage

On the following tests:

;undefined

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Original plans:

Envelope textures (!NEEDS WORK!) [1]
STAMPS!!! (Stamps) [2]
Fold animations (EmailFX/FancyInbox) [3]
Toss animations (EmailFX/FancyInbox) [4]
Crumble up mail animations (EmailFX/FancyInbox) [5]
Coffee spill animations (EmailFX/FancyInbox) [6]
VR physical interaction (VRMail) [7]
Tacklebox (Tacklebox) [8]
SpamBox (now known as SpamCan) [9]
PostOffice [10]
VMail [11]
Stamp Collection [12]
STMP file (Stamp file format) [13]
MailManager [14]
EMAIL2_Tester [15]
EMAIL-3_Tester [15]

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Repositories

EMAIL_2.0_WG_Standardization ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_WG_Documentation ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_WG_Graphics ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_WG_
EMAIL_2.0 ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_Docs ⏳️
EMAIL_-3.0 ⏳️
EMAIL_-3.0_Docs ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_Stamps ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_Stamps_Docs ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_EmailFX ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_EmailFX_Docs ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_FancyInbox ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_FancyInbox_Docs ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_VRMail ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_VRMail_Docs ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_TackleBox ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_TackleBox_Docs ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_SpamCan ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_SpamCan_Docs ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_PostOffice ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_PostOffice_Docs ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_VMail ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_VMail_Docs ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_StampCollection ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_StampCollection_Docs ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_STMP_File ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_STMP_File_Docs ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_MailManager ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_MailManager_Docs ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_PerformanceTest ⏳️
EMAIL_2.0_PerformanceTest_Docs ⏳️
EMAIL_-3.0_WG ⏳️
EMAIL_-3.0_WG_Blockchain ⏳️
EMAIL_-3.0_WG_Standardization ⏳️
EMAIL_-3.0 ⏳️
EMAIL_-3.0_Docs ⏳️
EMAIL_-3.0_Stamps_Blockchain ⏳️
EMAIL_-3.0_Stamps_Blockchain_Docs ⏳️
EMAIL_-3.0_EmailFX_Blockchain ⏳️
EMAIL_-3.0_EmailFX_Blockchain_Docs ⏳️
EMAIL_-3.0_PerformanceTest ⏳️
EMAIL_-3.0_PerformanceTest_Docs ⏳️
DMAIL_Stamps ⏳️
DMAIL_Stamps_Docs ⏳️
DMAIL_Settings ⏳️
DMAIL_EmailFX ⏳️
DMAIL_EmailFX_Docs ⏳️
DMAIL_FancyInbox ⏳️
DMAIL_FancyInbox_Docs ⏳️
DMAIL_VRMail ⏳️
DMAIL_VRMail_Docs ⏳️
DMAIL_TackleBox_Docs ⏳️
DMAIL_SpamCan_Docs ⏳️
DMAIL_PostOffice ⏳️
DMAIL_PostOffice_Docs ⏳️
DMAIL_VMail ⏳️
DMAIL_VMail_Docs ⏳️
DMAIL_StampCollection ⏳️
DMAIL_StampCollection_Docs ⏳️
DMAIL_MailManager ⏳️
DMAIL_MailManager_Docs ⏳️

WORKING GROUPS TOO!

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Ideaboard

Bundle Voicemail with Email (is it really needed?)

- Warning: Keep it a little more simple. We don't want to overtax developers or have an effect where email turns into something bigger, until it evolves into an operating system
- - With that in mind: MailOS

Bundle contacts with Email
Improve Email sending/receiving speeds
Enforce encryption
New encryption keys
Mailman/Mailwoman/Mailperson/MailUnit (we need to keep it gender-neutral, maybe put it up to a preference system?)
Post Office (name of the container of all inboxes)
Defensive features against IDN Homograph attacks
Standards committee (you must also standardize EMAIL 1.0, and EMAIL -3.0, on top of EMAIL 2.0)

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Slogans

Emails late companion to Web 2.0
Emails late companion to Web 3.0

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Quotes

Email is basically the gateway to the citadel of the Internet. It is your capital city. If someone is to compromise it, they can quickly compromise everything else. Most websites rely entirely on email verification codes for sign-in, and these always come from either the website itself, or a phone number with an additional verification code. When people come knocking on the door of your Email post office, they are essentially trying to take your capital city. You must fortify and defend your Email as much as possible. - 2023, TUesday, August 15th

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