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<p>>>What is the biggest problem with email today that nobody
is solving?</p>
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<p>End to end encryption so mails on the server
are stored encrypted. </p>
<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 07/09/2026 23:10, Randy Leiker
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<div>I wanted to share the news of a format change for the
weekly Zeta Alliance calls. As you may already know, we meet
weekly ( <a href="https://zetalliance.org/contact/" moz-do-not-send="true" class="moz-txt-link-freetext">https://zetalliance.org/contact/</a>
), every Tuesday throughout the year to discuss a range of
agenda-driven topics related to Zimbra. Agenda items ( <a href="https://nextcloud.zetalliance.org/index.php/s/q7xK4if6zxaBAiR" moz-do-not-send="true" class="moz-txt-link-freetext">https://nextcloud.zetalliance.org/index.php/s/q7xK4if6zxaBAiR</a>
) are sometimes prepared in advance by call participants, or
added to the agenda during a call. Most agenda items tend to
be Zimbra operational issues that participants are
experiencing & seeking group feedback on, general
commentary on Zimbra, current Zimbra security concerns, and of
course new or changing features in Zimbra as versions are
released. Agenda items near always have an owner who leads
the discussion on their item. Both myself and Mark Stone have
been volunteering for the last few years to co-host the weekly
Zeta Alliance calls, and we tend to average around 5-10
participants presently per call with calls averaging in
duration from 30 - 90 minutes. Call participants tend to be
Zimbra administrators operating Zimbra in a service provider
environment, for a private organization, or personal use.
We've had occasional drop-ins by Zimbra employees in the past.</div>
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<div>The Zeta Alliance call participants have voted to
experiment with a format change suggested for the weekly
calls. We will be continuing with our open call agendas
focused on Zimbra as normal, where any call participant may
add agenda items for discussion during a given week, but
starting with this week's call (Tuesday, September 8, 2026),
the agenda will be followed by a pre-announced topic on the
Zeta Alliance mailing list and in the Community News section
of the Zimbra Forums (<a href="https://forums.zimbra.org/viewforum.php?f=9&sid=4abd8a77e7edc70a4795f6f70e8a714c" moz-do-not-send="true">https://forums.zimbra.org/viewforum.php?f=9&sid=4abd8a77e7edc70a4795f6f70e8a714c</a>).
Topics will be selected to solicit greater group participation
by adding more diversity of voices to the mix, in recognizing
the highest quality discussions occur when many viewpoints are
present. These topics need not necessarily be only about
Zimbra, but can be sufficiently broad in scope to encompass
any topic related to the email industry. We will be starting
modestly by having a group discussion of a new topic on every
other week's call, and if successful, eventually shift to
weekly group topic discussions. Our intent is to record the
discussion of a given week's topic and to post it publicly so
that anyone who could not attend the call has the opportunity
to listen in as a kind of mini-podcast format. The location
for publicly posted recordings will be announced when
available. However, as normal, there are no plans to record
the weekly discussion of agenda items, as call participants
have voted they prefer the current non-recorded format, so you
must attend in-person to listen in. :)</div>
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<div>Join us for this topic for the Tuesday, September 8, 2026
call:</div>
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<div>From electronic messaging's modest beginning in the 1970s
on ARPANET, later evolving in to the SMTP standard in the
early 1980s, modern day email has come a long ways. Through
commercialization of the Internet in the 1990s, leading up to
near ubiquitous global connectivity today, email's ongoing
evolution is far from complete. What is the biggest problem
with email today that nobody is solving?</div>
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Randy Leiker (</span><span style="font-weight:bold"> <span style=""><a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated moz-txt-link-freetext" href="mailto:randy@skywaynetworks.com">randy@skywaynetworks.com</a></span>
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<span style="">Skyway Networks, LLC</span><br>
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Regards,<br>
Anietie Umoren<br>
Mobile: +234 802 301 4902<br>
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We work in the dark, we do what we can, we give what we have. Our
doubt is our passion, and our passion is our task. The rest is the
madness of art.<br>
--Henry James<br>
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