(dot) Good Idea
Welcome to "(dot) Good Idea". This is an "Advent" blog where I post what is almost a good idea every day leading up to Christmas. You are welcome to use the good ideas, if you are mad enough, all I ask for is a small share of the profits. :-)
Wednesday, 23 December 2009...
Hmail (dot)goodidea
In the beginning there was snail mail, then we had Email and the info super hyper web. Things were okay, could could have been a lot better. I gave this a lot of thought a long time ago and decided I could go better, and created Fmail. It was like Email, but better. Before I even managed to get a line of specification down Google went one better and created Gmail. I am not giving up though as I have come up with the idea of Hmail (dot)goodidea.
Now there are a few ways that Hmail is better than E, F and G mail, and it does this by looking backwards to snail mail. First of all it tackles the spam problem by taking a trick from the snail mail world. All Hmails are contained in virtual envelopes and if the if it looks like a junk email (or a bill) the user just clicks the direct to shredder button. To make the system more authentic random Hmails are occasionally delivered to a neighbouring Hmail account, Hmail will occasionally not be delivered at all, or a day late. Don't forget it will all be delivered once a day just after you have left the house. At first all this might seem a bad thing, but it gets rid of that stressful constant stream of communication and reduces stress.
So are you in for this Email killing win?
Now there are a few ways that Hmail is better than E, F and G mail, and it does this by looking backwards to snail mail. First of all it tackles the spam problem by taking a trick from the snail mail world. All Hmails are contained in virtual envelopes and if the if it looks like a junk email (or a bill) the user just clicks the direct to shredder button. To make the system more authentic random Hmails are occasionally delivered to a neighbouring Hmail account, Hmail will occasionally not be delivered at all, or a day late. Don't forget it will all be delivered once a day just after you have left the house. At first all this might seem a bad thing, but it gets rid of that stressful constant stream of communication and reduces stress.
So are you in for this Email killing win?
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