A whole lot of people are learning about the hazards of centralization in email lately. First Google turns GMail into a slow-loading nightmare for weaker computers like mine, then they announced the closure of Inbox. Now 40 million people are without email because Zoho couldn't keep up with registrar consolidations (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18060013).
Zoho is fine as a service, but a domain suspension shouldn't cut tens of millions of people off from email.
Zoho is fine as a service, but a domain suspension shouldn't cut tens of millions of people off from email.