Re: Rant - Emacs mail is not user friendly

[Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org>]

> From: Kelly Dean <kelly@prtime.org>
> Date: Sat, 15 Nov 2014 06:54:07 +0000
> 
> The documentation is ridiculous, it's in the wrong place, it's outdated, the code doesn't work, it's outdated too, and there's no point in trying to fix any of it because my work is unwanted anyway. Even the worst webmail service I've ever used was more user-friendly than this, which is why I keep using them even though they routinely betray me by locking me out of my account for some stupid little thing like lying about my niece's name because it's none of Yahoo's business or logging in from a new IP address and failing to tell Google about it in advance, forcing me to create new account and lose any mail stored in the previous one that I didn't paranoidly download an offline copy of after every mail session in anticipation of their inevitable betrayal. At least Google let me back in af
 ter I traveled back to where I could log in from the previous IP address again. I'm telling you all this in order to waste your time from reading this message so you'll feel my pain, or will at leas

You are right.  The reason is probably that feedmail is used by only a
few who already know from long experience how to set it up.

I'd encourage you to file a bug report about this, and suggest there
changes for the parts that you've succeeded to unlock.  Thanks in
advance.