I understand the reason for limiting recipients to 25 on emails in order to mainntain a trusted email service, howeever, for many users this will push them away from the platform as it is largely inconvenient. This means less users using proton mail which sadly is bad for both proton mail and its users as we cannot use the desired PM to PM encryption.
I suggest the idea of trusted accounts to help discourage spammers. "Trusted could mean any number of metrics, frequency / percentage of email "threads" to groups of over N recipients, duration the user has held the account for, the plan they are on. Im sure there are many other metrics that could be used to rate and score users. Under the surface I imagine this could be complex.
Limiting recipients makes it very hard for users to discuss with large groups without using other platforms such as facebook, google mail or other chat / group organisation apps which inherently limit privacy. This to me feels like a reasonable compromise of rputation vs convenience
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I understand the reason for limiting recipients to 25 on emails in order to mainntain a trusted email service, howeever, for many users this will push them away from the platform as it is largely inconvenient. This means less users using proton mail which sadly is bad for both proton mail and its users as we cannot use the desired PM to PM encryption.
I suggest the idea of trusted accounts to help discourage spammers. "Trusted could mean any number of metrics, frequency / percentage of email "threads" to groups of over N recipients, duration the user has held the account for, the plan they are on. Im sure there are many other metrics that could be used to rate and score users. Under the surface I imagine this could be complex.
Limiting recipients makes it very hard for users to discuss with large groups without using other platforms such as facebook, google mail or other chat / group organisation apps which inherently limit privacy. This to me feels like a reasonable compromise of rputation vs convenience