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@ feld
2025-02-27 01:54:38
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpqsatan3ugmhaq9wgs26tp4gdua5gslfaazut27f2qclgp82knxljsmmake6 but why is it not ideal? This is the problem with people knowing it's email as it has a bad reputation.
None of the traditional problems exist when you deploy a Chatmail server and only communicate with other Chatmail users. You don't need any spam filtering as unencrypted emails are automatically rejected. And so you also don't need a "clean" IP address with a good reputation. It will work on anything that can have port 25 open, essentially.
You can run a Chatmail server supporting hundreds to thousands of users on a Rasbperry Pi. Email is very low resource usage because all the services are written in pretty efficient C and were designed in an era when servers had very low resources.