... Comment from Scarlett Massey(@scarlett_massey): i like experimenting with new inbox tools, but I often treat them as secondary layers on top of Gmail instead of full replacements. That feels safer. Comment from Sarvesh Chidambaram(@sarveshsea): I try alternatives, then Gmail drags me back with muscle memory. The switching cost is weirdly emotional for something this boring. Comment from Michael Pehl(@michaelpehl): Using Thunderbird for years, also Roundcube. Running my own email servers. Comment from Peter Shu(@peterz ... ... sarveshsea  You're right. people would be suprised at sometimes how the most borign things have the higherst switching cost, because they are so ingrained

... Substack I'll link at the end, but to avoid UI hopping I wanted to provide the basic summary here. If you've been trying to build something but you're fighting against entrenched user behaviours with a competitor or feel it's just too hard to go up against a giant. Well, maybe you have a secret advantage. Keep reading... What's changing? The internet was built to be: Human-read, human-clicked, human-navigated. Everything, like everything ... ... role of UI? The opportunity: incumbents are optimized for old behavior Most successful products today assume: Humans initiate Humans negotiate Humans resolve But in an agent-first world, the flow becomes: Intent agents outcome That breaks deeply ingrained

... blend of both. You'll have to be optimized for SEO with GEO blended into the strategy. You should write content with an understanding on how AI actually searches and selects content to present. Regular SEO is so ingrained in our society, I don't see that leaving anytime soon. I do see it evolving over the short-term. Comment from Relja Denic(@relja_denic): For now, it's here to stay. SEO and content are still needed ...