>Asking to unsend an email is a reasonable request. The answer could be yes or no given the circumstances, but it's only an absurd question to people who have taken a 1980s technological choice and treat it as some sort of unalterable gospel.
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We're here answering affirmatively that "No" is the right answer for a LOT more reasons than an appeal to authority and history, and you accuse me of a strawman?
Yes, I am indeed accusing you of a strawman. You seem very much in the discussion to win it, whatever that means to you. I can only hope that, having decided you are victorious, you'll now leave me alone, because none of your comments seem particularly productive to me.
>Asking to unsend an email is a reasonable request. The answer could be yes or no given the circumstances, but it's only an absurd question to people who have taken a 1980s technological choice and treat it as some sort of unalterable gospel.
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We're here answering affirmatively that "No" is the right answer for a LOT more reasons than an appeal to authority and history, and you accuse me of a strawman?
I wish you the best in life. Have a good day.