On Monday, August 04, 2003, Krzysztof Kudlacik wrote... >> So, I would say, IMAP is much more important than news.
> We proceed with online poll - and we know, that over 88% (!!!) of > users don't know what is IMAP at all or has no mail account with > IMAP or does'nt need IMAP, becuse they use regulary pop3. Only 3% > answers are "we are waiting on better implementation of IMAP". Only > 9% of answers were "we use regulary IMAP in The Bat!". So I'am > convinced that above results reflect in proper proportion needs of > TB! users. Wouldn't it be more logical for a mail client to support mail protocols before you start adding features for different protocols first? Though your polls say that 88% don't know what IMAP is, chances are they don't know what POP3, or SMTP is either, they just get told what values to put where. And I'm sure if you did a search for IMAP, and nntp (or news) in TBUDL, you're more likely to find IMAP is a higher asked question. -- Jonathan Angliss ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) I wonder how much deeper the ocean would be without sponges.
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