> Congratulations and thank you to the Fastmail team and people at Apple who made this happen.
No, sincerely no, no congratulations.
My congratulations will go to those who fight to have that new kind of notifications standardised in a RFC or to those that will reverse engineer the protocol. I am sorry, but my congratulations cannot go to those who are willing to accept _and are proud_ of being part of a closed network. This is another step in screwing even more small business and private people that want to run their own internet services. Do you like these new notifications? Abandon your independence and join our infrastructure, what do you have to lose?
No, sincerely no, no congratulations.
My congratulations will go to those who fight to have that new kind of notifications standardised in a RFC or to those that will reverse engineer the protocol. I am sorry, but my congratulations cannot go to those who are willing to accept _and are proud_ of being part of a closed network. This is another step in screwing even more small business and private people that want to run their own internet services. Do you like these new notifications? Abandon your independence and join our infrastructure, what do you have to lose?