My point was that this is a dumb argument.
If email is a societal requirement--and maybe it is, or should be--public utilities should provide it.
It's easy to build an email provider. Why shouldn't your state or local government provide one?
If email is a societal requirement--and maybe it is, or should be--public utilities should provide it.
It's easy to build an email provider. Why shouldn't your state or local government provide one?
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