Re: The Maia 2.0 Wishlist/Brainstorming Thread

jjs - mainphrame <[email protected]>
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I see there have been some good replies.

Just one pet peeve here. I want to be able to whitelist a particular sender
address, say health-t3cJEeYdo10pzj28eHfH/[email protected] So I click on "whitelist", but find
that they end up in spam again. So I look in my whitelist and instead of
health-t3cJEeYdo10pzj28eHfH/[email protected], there is a one time throwaway address like "
reply-fe9316737162017971-58_HTML-122602019-7000612-2706-t3cJEeYdo10pzj28eHfH/[email protected]".
If I've clicked on whitelist a lot, there will be a lot of different one
time addresses in the whitelist.

So, what I really want is to whitelist the visible sender address,
regardless of whether it's vulnerable to spoofing.

Whitelisting a one time address does me no good.

jake



On Tue, Apr 14, 2020 at 12:31 PM Robert LeBlanc <[email protected]> wrote:

> All right, let’s get the ball rolling on the next generation of Maia.  I
> know it’s been talked about sporadically for years, but there’s nothing
> like a global pandemic to provide the motivation and the time to get things
> done—and clearly this puppy needs a from-the-ground-up redesign; it’s not
> 2003 anymore :)
>
> With that in mind, I figured I would start a brainstorming thread to
> collect some ideas from you about what you’d like to see in Maia 2.0.  I
> certainly have a lot of ideas of my own about what I’d like to see in a
> next-gen product (and I’ve shared a lot of those ideas on this list over
> the years), but let’s start with a clean slate.
>
> As always, the cardinal rules of brainstorming apply:
>
> (1) There are no “bad" or “dumb” ideas—anything can be a spark for
> inspiration!
>
> (2) Don’t worry about whether an idea is “practical” or “feasible” at this
> stage; we’ll worry about the “how” part later.
>
> (3) Focus on high-level ideas, rather than low-level implementation
> details—the “what”, rather than the “how”.
>
> And so with that, I open the floor to your wish lists, your feedback about
> what you’d like to bring forward from Maia 1.x (and what you’d get rid of
> in a heartbeat!), and your “Product X has this cool feature I wish Maia
> had…” contributions.
>
> Let’s see what we can come up with—3…2…1…GO! :)
>
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