But by that same token, it doesn&#x27;t appear that this is actually &quot;email&quot; either.  It&#x27;s sending messages via the internet, securely, using a custom client.  If you send to someone without their client, they end up with a link (via actual email) to the website and have to use a password to view it.<p>I think we&#x27;re at a point where any long messages sent via the internet are going to be called &quot;email&quot; regardless of the actual transmission process.  Especially if they aren&#x27;t meant to be some kind of real-time chat system, as that is usually called &quot;instant messaging&quot;.