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In case you missed it: Thundermail, our new email service, has started sending invites to Early Birds on the waitlist.

Early subscribers get a real say in where our #opensource #email service goes next, and we want you along for the ride!

Join the waitlist here:
tb.pro/waitlist

in reply to Das Böse Büro

That's a great question! The waitlist and subscription allow us to get Thundermail into the hands of those most excited and willing to help us shape the direction of the email service. We want our community to be among the first to test it out and let us know where it could be improved.
in reply to Thunderbird: Free Your Inbox

sorry, I don't want to argue, I am confused now.

You say "to shape the direction of the email service". What this mean? Are you changing protocols away from IMAP/SMTP, or adding features?

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in reply to Das Böse Büro

@uriel Sorry for any confusion! Shaping direction means suggesting features and giving feedback on design and workflow. We're firmly committed to supporting IMAP/SMTP, as well as JMAP. We hope this helps clear things up, and if you're interested in being part of Thundermail from the start, please sign up for the waitlist!
in reply to Thunderbird: Free Your Inbox

the reason I am asking is , I developed a mail server for receiving email with no spam, which works, and I got crazy to implement IMAP and iCAL. So I am thinking wether implement JMAP.

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in reply to Das Böse Büro

@uriel It sounds like you're maybe wanting to do some development? In that case you might want to have a look at our repository: github.com/thunderbird/mailstr… - or if there was something else you'd like to do, just let us know and we'll get you pointed to the right place.
in reply to Cal

Great question! We definitely have a shared value in privacy, but for more details on what features are included with Thundermail, check out tb.pro for the breakdown.