While I agree with this, I find it equally annoying when people send 3MB attachments as emails (and then keep resending them for every email in the conversation!).
It would be nice if a Dropbox link included a hash of the file, functioning more as a magnet link than a URL (emphasis on the "L - Locator" in "URL").
While I agree with this, I find it equally annoying when people send 3MB attachments as emails (and then keep resending them for every email in the conversation!).
Why? I don't think I've deleted a non-spam e-mail since ~2001; e-mail-scale storage is cheap.
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Worth bearing in mind that this is effectively DRM for email, with all the negative connotations that DRM brings.
It's already bad enough that people put dropbox links in their e-mails, negating the value of long-term e-mail archiving.
It's extremely useful to be able to go back in time and have full conversation history, including associated resources.
While I agree with this, I find it equally annoying when people send 3MB attachments as emails (and then keep resending them for every email in the conversation!).
It would be nice if a Dropbox link included a hash of the file, functioning more as a magnet link than a URL (emphasis on the "L - Locator" in "URL").
Why? I don't think I've deleted a non-spam e-mail since ~2001; e-mail-scale storage is cheap.