Sam Sexton

Looks interesting, what email clients are supported?

Be warned, It's illegal to use a service like this to promote your products or services. It's against CAN-SPAM in the US, GDPR in the EU, PECR as well in the UK. Facilitating this is also illegal. - Processing and tracking user personal data without informing them - not giving them a way to opt-out. - Hiding the details of your company Furthermore, it would be impossible to effectively manage...

A stark reminder of the futility of life is exactly what i needed to keep me procrastinating and not worry about trying to force myself into action.

While you don't lose DAI for playing, The cost of exchanging your ETH for DAI (and back again) will mean that most people will make some net loss, even if it's not significant. You only make a net profit if you stay in long enough to see a win, which may never happen. So if you buy a ticket, you now have a sunk cost and that 20 DAI you put in is essentially trapped unless you're willing to take...

How can you ensure that you aren't scraping personal data from countries that require consent. i.e. UK (PECR reg 22), DE and others?

This is a great step forward at empowering users, Imagine if this becomes the standard for all the different consents.

Take the MOO flow with a pinch of salt, the onboarding program isn't ringfenced from marketing so most of what you see is variable.

This is also not compliant with GDPR or PECR in the UK. Removing styling from HTML emails comes at the cost of accesibility Pros: Nice clean inbox Cons: The data policy is worrying, essentially allowing them to sell your data and market to you freely.

Could you explain how you ensure that emails you collect are GDPR compliant? I can't find a link to your privacy policy that explains your lawful basis for processing EU email data.

This looks great! I A lot of us creators generally find it difficult to find a community and tbh, it sucks! If Daisie can turn my two-bit side project into something bigger, lucrative even, then i'm all for it! Hoping to see an Android version at some point.

In regards to GDPR, could you please tell us your lawful grounds for processing personal data such as email?

Since you're likely processing EU personal data, could you give details on what you're doing to ensure that you are abiding by GDPR regulations?

I love projects like this, but just a note @olifrosty MetMask blocks Sanctus.io as a Ethereum phishing site, hope it's not!

This is great, just the kind of thing I need.

This is the sort of thing i've been looking for. As I write an record my first EP distribution like this is going to be really important to me. Now I can focus on geting someone to listen!

This is okay under CAN-SPAM but absolutely against Canadian law and EU law (PECR in UK, and in 2018, GDPR). Unless you have complete accuracy in targeting only US people, this is a huge risk to any business

It's a novel idea but I think it's shortsighted. First of all, The white list assumes that you know the addresses of everyone that you may want to send email to you. So if that long lost family member gets in touch, they'd be charged for the privilege of getting in contact? Secondly, email marketers would have little chance of actually seeing these bounces, and an even smaller chance of...

Looks interesting, but as a Brit it's worth mentioning that the word 'Nappy' = 'Diaper' to me

I'd be very cautious using any email leads like this outside of the US. While it doesn't breach CAN-SPAM, it does breach PECR, CASL, German law and the upcoming GDPR to name a few. My advice is never to send cold emails.

It seems like a good idea, any plans for an Android version?