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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hi Martin,<br>
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      there may have been a misunderstanding then. The "read e-mail" bit
      is the initial short term goal. I was just saying that it doesn't
      make sense to plan specific integrations at the current time while
      a rewritten Thunderbird hasn't yet started. Turning it into a
      messaging platform that would allow for such integrations should
      definitely be part of the plan.<br>
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      Philipp<br>
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      On 5/8/17 5:13 AM, Martin Iturbide wrote:<br>
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            <div>Hi.<br>
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            Allow me to disagree. E-mail was the "killer application"
            when the internet started, everybody wanted the internet at
            that time to have e-mail. Now times has changed, check how
            the millennials are using the e-mail now, they mostly use it
            because it is a requirement to register to social media. <br>
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          If we only want Thundebird to "read e-mail", that's fine, but
          that is what it is doing right now. If Thunderbird will only
          focus on e-mail we are just putting some nails on the project
          coffin. Maybe reading e-mail can be the initial short term
          goal while the project changes architecture, but it will be
          better if Thunderbird can be turned into a "collaboration
          platform" in the long term future than just a "read e-mail"
          tool. <br>
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        <div>Maybe today we see millions of downloads of Thunderbird and
          people/organization using it, but that can change very fast
          based on how the internet works.<br>
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          Regards<br>
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        <div class="gmail_quote">On Sun, May 7, 2017 at 9:53 PM, Ben
          Bucksch <span dir="ltr"><<a
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              class="">Philipp Kewisch wrote on 07.05.2017 14:38:<br>
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                thanks for making suggestions, we appreciate your
                support! While I can certainly imagine integrations with
                third party services and software in the future, I think
                we should concentrate on the core functionality first (
                like, reading email :D ) Once we are further down the
                line we can consider such integrations.<br>
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                However, the next version of Thunderbird will be
                designed in a way that it would be easy to hook in new
                features, either through add-ons or as core code. If
                done right, such integrations could also be contributed
                by the community.<br>
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            Exactly. That's the plan.<span class="HOEnZb"><font
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                <div><font size="1">Martín Itúrbide<br>
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