E-mail? You mean that Google notifications thingy grandma keep using to send pictures with?
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Make jokes if you like but most of the economy still runs on it. I give it 10 more years before it becomes actually obsolete.
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Personal email 1:1 definitely dying. Tinyletter and newsletters I care about definitely growing though
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There has been a reprioritization of actual phone calls over personal emails lately for me. Am I the only one?
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Certainly don’t get as much email as I did ten years ago. But it’s where I have more thoughtful, long-form, 1:1 conversations. It’s where I receive newsletters I look forward to. It’s where I get sent receipts/bills (and I wouldn’t want to receive them elsewhere).
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Grew up on AIM/ICQ and got Facebook in 2004 (had an HTC phone with full keyboard). Email always used in personal cases for event/travel coordination, haven’t seen any drop off since 04, although events that would have made it to an FB event page aren’t anymore.
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Email is still THE dominant communication mode in academia. Skype is #2.
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in my experience, the noise and timely things have moved to slack and DMs, email mostly things that are, or might become business.
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Email as a thing I get notifications on, still a thing. Email as talking to a person? Dead. I occasionally use it to communicate in relation to school. To trade phone numbers or send an attachment.
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It’s being relegated to something like postal mail. A specialized service for communications or packages requiring special handling or considered review
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