At least we now know what you are full of. And not European, clearly, given the logic in your comments.

…so you say…and even so that would only say where you live, not who/what you are…

…what an odd euro-wannabe…

Let’s just say that your comparison holds such a large inequivalence and hence makes the questions absurd. Maybe it’s just genuine ignorance or maybe something else…

Given your comment history, I doubt it - and definitely not a representing one.

Probably benefits grow when you shift from simple emails to more complex ones. If you have to send quite a few emails per day and if you can do that quicker and/or better then there’s benefit in using the tools.

After all someone came up with an idea to do away something as simple as us writing ’BR, my name, my company’ in the end of the email - and pretty sure no one would give up that simple feature.

Ah, the good old ”unless you (and all of your perceived group) have already covered all the world, then this particular point is xenophobic/hypocritical/whatever”…

edit: typos

To add, e.g. reddit took years to become a great platform and it also degradation takes years, as the alternatives will also take years to build. Although some of the issues will probably follow too unless addressed some way. I don’t think the federation is a silver bullet but I’m hopefull that it’s a big step forward.

Might be a significant issue if more applications adopt these kind of festures and can’t share the resources in a meaningful way.

Brain can put its spin on perception, especially when tired or agitated, like, when anticipating something out of worry/fear (which can be somewhat subconscious).

But yeah having talk with a doctor is not a bad idea.

There are pro users that don’t need anywhere near that much memory.

Well, every computer is ”Pro” if you take professional writers as an example. But this is a marketing term anyways, not a definition. If it was an actual definition then I’d take it to cover ”most professional computing tasks”.