https://skiff.com/data-migration I’m really upset about this, I was about to go all in on Skiff after being burnt by ProtonMail. Glad I didn’t. Feel really bad for those who did.
Privacy focused platform Skiff is joining Notion, Skiff to be sunset
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That’s awesome. I didn’t realise you did email hosting, maybe that’s new? I’ve been using their email forwarding (paid) for a few years now. Great for side projects and any random domain I register. I immediately catch all to a domain@myprimarydomain.com so I have all my email in one place. Most of its bullshit and spam, but the few interesting reach outs are usually worth it.
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Been using them on the paid plan for a 1yr+ and apart from working great and reliably I've been really appreciating how no-nonse and to the point their communication has been. Never realized it's also OSS, thank you for pointing that out! Really easy to set up too, just make sure to also set up DKIM/SPF/DMARC to make sure the forwarded emails don't go to spam.
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For every weary graybeard there is a bright-eyed & bushy-tailed young hacker eager to "stick it to the man" while also lacking in the experience of having been burned which forms the foundation of the cynicism from whence the weariness comes.
This isn’t a failure though. Getting bought out by a larger company is literally the aim of most startups
Re: Privacy focused platform Skiff is joining Notion, Skiff to be sunset
#87Why would Notion shut down the email provider product? I understand sunsetting drive and rolling pages and calendar into Notion and Cron, respectively. But it would be pretty awesome if Notion had an email service. There’s nothing out there that’s as easy as Google Workspace (not even Proton’s suite—I use it personally) and I’d use Notion-plus-Skiff-and-Cron over Google Workspace any day. Huge miss…
Running mail is hard. Running mail is hard. Running mail is hard. Candidly, the ability to profit off of email as a service is probably not a challenge that many businesses are up to. Deliverability is a massive pain in the ass. Unless you have the team and are well established, starting up or re-badging a mail service would be a nightmare. Good email is expensive for a (bad) reason.
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Yea that sure was fast. It's probably not sustainable/profitable to provide email for free
Privacy centric email can’t be sustainable or profitable for free. If it’s free then your data is the product.
Proton paid plan is around 10$ a month so it isn't cheap. But cheap isn't sustainable.
Source : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acWkkLaEsrU (Proton CEO interview)
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That’s awesome. I didn’t realise you did email hosting, maybe that’s new? I’ve been using their email forwarding (paid) for a few years now. Great for side projects and any random domain I register. I immediately catch all to a domain@myprimarydomain.com so I have all my email in one place. Most of its bullshit and spam, but the few interesting reach outs are usually worth it.
Yes, we released it recently last year. We fully support SMTP/IMAP/POP3, and are testing and improving our CalDAV implementation (calendar).
Re: Privacy focused platform Skiff is joining Notion, Skiff to be sunset
#90Earlier quoted context omitted.
For every weary graybeard there is a bright-eyed & bushy-tailed young hacker eager to "stick it to the man" while also lacking in the experience of having been burned which forms the foundation of the cynicism from whence the weariness comes.
This isn’t a failure though. Getting bought out by a larger company is literally the aim of most startups