Instead of using the Inbox for actual communication, it gets filled up with spam and notifications of newly released papers.
It'd be much better if they had one Inbox for papers alerts and another for actual conversations and interaction with people trying to reach us.
What do you think? I know most technology companies are dumb like that, most don't think out the box (they may do a good job at some things, but there's always dumb things lingering here and there).
How would we be able to reach out to these people and tell them to stop this Inbox madness?
Dear Jose,
Thanks for reading my essay on Keith Ward's book on (the late) Don Cupitt.
This message is between an actual conversation and an effort to tell you about my recent books on ethics, philosophy of religion and environmental ethics. Please send me your email address if you would like to receive this information. My email is: [email protected] . Best wishes,
Robin Attfield, Professor Emeritus, Cardiff University (UK)
Thank you academic Robin Attfield , for your peculiar insights into this question.
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