Email is good.
A blog ostensibly about email productivity by Chris Coyier who you can email, obviously, at chris@coyier.com
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That’s what Resurf is, if you trust them to do it! It doesn’t have to be yourself, it can be whoever: Personally, I have reasonable doubts WordPress can truly offer a 100 years of hosting, but I think I trust it more than one guy’s side project. I gave them a buck to send a…
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Just a little appreciation for the work that most email providers put into filtering spam from our inboxes. I feels like it stopped working for a few hours this weekend on my Gmail account and maybe 20-30 slipped through for me. Not a big deal, cleaned up, and it’s all back to normal. But I’ve…
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I feel like I can’t let this blog exist without mentioned the existence of Strong Bad. He’s this old-internet comedy series character (part of the Homestar Runner series) who’s bits included reading the email he gets from viewers. From Wikipedia: n 2021, Polygon declared Strong Bad an icon. In a tribute, they note that “Strong Bad Email…
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Just got two emails that I thought were quite nice. It reminds me of an opinion I’ve really held strong for quite a while. I even made a template for it one time, and I wrote: Here’s one from Cursor: I find a “button” style could be added to that short list of OK things…
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Nic Chan: A “fuck off contact page” is what a company throws together when they actually don’t want anyone to contact them at all. They are usually found on the websites of million or billion dollar companies, likely Software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies that are trying to reduce the amount of money they spend on support by…
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Gina Trapani: I like to keep my email inbox clear and deal with messages as they come in, and archive or delete them when I’m done. But I’d fallen deeply behind on my personal email inbox a few years ago and never dug myself out. Realizing I had almost 4,000 unprocessed threads, I considered declaring email…
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I’m afraid I won’t be answering Julie here. For one, it feels a bit like spam. Like a response just marks in a database some where they’ve got a live one. For two, that broken image feels awfully suspicious, like it’s trying to do the same. For three, even if Julie happens to be real…
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Maybe I’ll make this Chris’ Law #893. I feel like if I get a text message, any text message, I should be able to respond to it. Like if it’s an appointment reminder, cool, thanks, I can respond to it and tell you to cancel it. Or confirm it. Or ask you clarifying questions. And…