Rich Kulawiec wrote:
> 1. Users *do* have a choice. There are plenty of decent MUAs available --
> many of them at zero cost -- which perform the same core set of MUA tasks
> as O/OE but with considerably lower risk to the user, the user's
> correspondents, the user's network, and the co-inhabitants of any mailing
> lists that the user happens to be on.
Most users in corporate environments do not have a choice.
Most users in home environments find the barrier to exercising that
choice -- downloading and configuring software to do the job of
something they already have -- to be a waste of their time.
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