All right. Good morning, everybody. Welcome to Sunny Brassles to the second edition of
the modern email dephroom. My name is Hans York. I'm organizing this wonderful dephroom
now the second time in the row with Michele Benwa and Damien, maybe you can very shortly
stand up. The world in our t-shirts this year for all of us, but yeah, I hope you can
cope with that. So yeah, we are totally delighted to see at this time in the morning already
so many people interested in in email and in our dephrooms that's wonderful. So we hopefully
have a very great day. So before we had the dephroom last year I think for quite some while
that was no explicit dephroom on email, you know email is a very old technology in a way. I
so are very early technology, a very you know ubiquitous technology on the internet and on the other
way it's also a very modern one which you know you might ask yourself or we call this a modern
email dephroom because in a way you know there's all this talk about data sovereignty and other
kind of stuff and in a way email is like you know the the oldest data sovereignty
technology because it connects your personal information space directly and a standardized
open and decentralized way with the public internet and we have been seen in recent years there's
a lot of new work going on in email and standardizations in new implementations in new programming
languages. Some of these things we will also see today in many of the talks so I think that
will be very exciting for the email community here. As last year we tried to cluster a little bit
to talk so you might have seen that already in the agenda so we started a little bit with the client
sides have servers and protocols we have a security section later on and so on. So a very good
mixture of talks from all various kinds of things and yeah I hope you will enjoy the day. So
first of all thanks for being here, thanks also for first time and again for organizing this awesome event
and before we start with the first speaker Robin who is already on the side just two or three
small organization remarks you might see we have no amplification is this year in the room yeah so
I'm speaking in the microphone but it's just for the purpose of the camera that's also interesting
for the speakers because it confused me a little bit that means we also don't have a microphone for
the Q&A so please speak up a little bit and speakers maybe try repeat the question so everybody can
here's unclearly that's one thing then we have one little change in the agenda we still need to try
to fix that in there because Katie from Sonnabart moment and front she couldn't be here so
also best to him if he's listening and instead we will do a small panel discussion on the
jamer standard with you know people implementing it in the afternoon this is a slot at
five three thirty yeah fifteen thirty so let's say it like that then you know we have our friends
of email dinner in the evening you find the link on the on the get up of the call for papers
so if you're interested and didn't sign up yet do so I think there is not yet allocation fixed
but we probably try the same location as last year in the inner city because there was plenty of space
so hopefully that that will work well since the death room ends at seven we might reserve
for eight thirty or something I said so everybody has enough time to get there I guess probably if
you're some minutes earlier it will also not be a problem but yeah we will make sure we are there at eight
thirty if you sign up on that heck md thing that helps us planning a little bit for what we
reserve that would be awesome okay then to the speakers we are still missing some PDFs so please try
uploads I'm early on because it helps us really getting quickly from presentation to presentation
there will be typically at twenty minutes talk and some five minute discussion it's on some five
minute switch over roughly so people can change rooms if they want to so it's also the first
I think there are a few arcodes or also they can ask questions and we will try to monitor
us a little bit and put it in and I think I'm looking at everybody if we are a set so let's go
Robin it's your stage