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October 11, 2005
Ross Mayfield on Email 2.0
Posted by Stowe Boyd
Ross make a great point on Email 2.0:
The reason we are building Web 2.0 is because we were not able to build Email 2.0. The first web didn’t support our social needs, so we used email for everything. But we couldn’t really hack it. Most social software has by now adapted to email, but email could never have adapted to it.
Beautiful.
Speaking of email's inadequacies, it was only a year ago, more or less, that I led the ill-fated panel on The Future of Email at Supernova. Several folks mentioned that flare-up out at the Web 2.0 conference, and how antique the whole controversy seems now. I basically stated that email blows, and that other forms of communication were going to replace it, until nothing was left but the stuff that looks suspiciously like spam. Man! that seems so ten years ago.
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1. Ken Yarmosh on October 11, 2005 06:29 PM writes...
I like the idea of email. I just don't like the way it works. People shouldn't have to "fight their inbox". It also often interrupts the day's work. It's sad to have to setup email filters and try to abide by "an email policy", in order to make it a more productive tool. I wonder, are we are headed down the same road with blogs?
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