All right, where can everybody good morning and where come to first them
2020-6. I happy to see so many smiling faces this morning here. You made it to the modern
email deaf room. So we appreciate a lot so many people turning up. Also so many amazing
speakers providing us today with some insights about the email and so on. So yeah
on behalf of the organizing team of the deaf room a very round welcome. I will very shortly say
a Benoit from the Apache project, our inform I can. My room from stormwater, Mikhail from
the Mox server, where do we have Ben from Perule. Oh, he just ran out, okay. And we got a
demi-end who is kind of be here today unfortunately and I hope I didn't forget anybody.
The Mox server. Well, I had Benoit. There's again Ben from Perule.
Yeah, so very few words. So this is a certain in a row we do this deaf room. There hasn't been any
deaf room on emails in quite a while and you know there are all these talks like okay email
is it so old and bad and there's so many fancy tools and the things the last couple of years
have made this realize or you know starting to re-appreciate email a little bit more.
One of the shed believes I think we as the organizers and probably many in the room do have
is that email is certainly a well-wares technology that should be preserved. Actually you can argue
it's the true and probably most ubiquitous data sovereign technology because it's open,
it's decentralized and it directly connects your private space, your desktop, your mobile
with public internet in a way. And if even wouldn't exist by today probably it wouldn't be
invented by now but if we would rather use I don't know. Monopolist sitting very app
centralizing all our communication with us so I think it's well-wares while to have a
to have a look at email and you know to preserve it and give it a brighter future and I'm so happy
that we have a lot of projects and people with a high spirit to work on this to develop new
standards which also is a very you know high bar to achieve and a lot of hardware to do and we see
lots of this today as usual we have tried to cluster a little bit the talks into sections
starting this clients today we have a server sinks later we have security sinks later operational
things so I think for everybody is at something inside and I hope you enjoy the day and I would thank
you over to our first speaker, aren't we talking a lot? What mail?