> Nobody uses email any more

That's not my experience.

I use email. At work they use email. My mom uses email.

Yeah I think I made my point kind of stupidly.

Email is just "there" at this stage. Your emails appear in your inbox and you're not really constrained by a provider.

I was taking aim more at the comparison with twitter and facebook which require constant engagement.

With email you just get it the way you want it, on your terms mostly.

> With email you just get it the way you want it, on your terms mostly.

Sounds pretty perfect.

Email is far from perfect.

GP: I’m convinced this is how people with poor email management skills feel. It’s how I felt until I stepped up my filter, unsubscribe, and delete game and really developed a strategy for managing my inbox. It’s not heavyweight but the goal is to reduce your inbox to a task/todo list of sorts—only the things you need to worry about. Might be a direct inquiry or a notification about an upcoming sale, etc. Eventually you get to a point where you realize that _everything_ uses email. The internet _is_ email. It’s just really easy to end up being bombarded by so much of it that it feels useless.

The only people who don’t use email are products.