Colin Davis a écrit : > Your state of the project post has me thinking about Freemail- I think > that the system is a really nice idea, and I love the fact that you can > connect to a standard Mail client, but I think it might be best to > retire the system in favor of a modified version of Freetalk. > > > The primary reason I favor using a modified Freetalk board for email is > that it is recycles a lot of what people are already using- > You don't need to create one identity to post to the boards, and then a > whole separate identity for email.. You don't need to get used to > posting to the boards via web interface, and then switch to, and > configure Thunderbird in order to do messaging back and forth. This > lowers the barrier of entry to users adopting/using the system.
Right, newcommers are used to forums, and forums have a 'private message' feature. A nice point would be that freetalk adds a public key as a custom property of the identity, and automagically encrypt messages for the destination...
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