JBT has two ways of remote monitoring: by email and using the web
interface. By my own experience (and by experience of other JBT
users), the email notifications are not very reliable. Since the web
interface gives access to a complete state of JBT and the running
strategies, I am inclined to get rid of the email monitoring
functionality. We can always expand the web interface to include any
additional information, such as access to event log.

However, if there is a compelling reason to keep both email and web
interface, I'll leave them along. Please comment.
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