I prefer to use email for most communications as it makes it a whole lot easier to pull up past conversations. If I'd had communication in the form of calls, texts, IM's (probably on multiple clients) as well as email, it'd probably be more difficult to pull up any information that I may need later on.
Using email alone allows me to search for specific conversations, and not have the trouble of losing or having great difficulty finding conversations.
I do occasionally use Skype and IRC, but I know which people I communicate with on these platforms, and keep on top of documenting anything I may later need to refer to.
I agree that if you need something urgently, then a call can be great. However, for general communication, I see no issue with using email.
I think it'd be a more interesting topic to discuss how to efficiently use subject headings, as I've often had important emails slip under the radar, and less important emails demand some form of urgency that isn't existent.
This is currently in review - however generally this is seen as a "no-no" if the passwords are also stored in plaintext - which they are not. Hope this helps a little, and the fact that it's in review may give some confidence that it's actually being looked in to.
Nope, follow the original link and click checkout upon the "Yearly" selection. It'll automatically add the promotion code on the next page, dropping the price down to £2/year :)
I'd guess it'd be an idea to never publish yours or a family members name, address or any other personal information to any website or sign up form. Ever.
Then use some form of anonymous payment for anything you buy.
Ensure all of your browsing is done through Tor and/or a VPN.
Don't cache anything, just in case you get raided.
Also, always use a PC in the dark. It works. Trust me.
I assume by the "back button" you are referring to the text saying "Voke" on each page?
I wouldn't have clicked it until looking for a back button. Might be worth leaving it as text, and maybe placing a back button to the left of it? Personally I think something similar to the back button in Windows Phone would look nice.
Something like the button here: http://i.msdn.microsoft.com/dynimg/IC505392.png
Using email alone allows me to search for specific conversations, and not have the trouble of losing or having great difficulty finding conversations.
I do occasionally use Skype and IRC, but I know which people I communicate with on these platforms, and keep on top of documenting anything I may later need to refer to.
I agree that if you need something urgently, then a call can be great. However, for general communication, I see no issue with using email.
I think it'd be a more interesting topic to discuss how to efficiently use subject headings, as I've often had important emails slip under the radar, and less important emails demand some form of urgency that isn't existent.