from Sam Ewalt: > You're not getting my point, are you? I don't want to login first and then send. I don't want to make "mail runs". I don't like doing email offline. I want to just write and send. That's all. It's simple.
> I don't like the protocol. I prefer to do things my own way. The other way is a bother to me and I don't like it. POP3 before SMTP is a bother, but otherwise, how does their server know you're not a big-time spammer? Alternative is authenticated SMTP, which poses more compatibility problems.
