Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org> writes:

>> But it is not, and email workflow (if one wants to use that kind of
>> workflow) is still viable.
>
> Are you actually using that with GitHub repositories?  Because I do,
> and my comments about that are based on several years of doing it.
> It's extremely tedious, to say the least, and following a discussion
> is without visiting the corresponding issue in a Web browser is quite
> hard, IME.  So please believe me when I say this is very annoying.

I am using GitHub via email since I started using Github, and I am
subscribed to 164 repositories. I do not find this annoying with my
Email setup.

>> > Really?  Just look at this discussion: each message clearly shows to
>> > what it responds by quoting that text.
>> 
>> Check out https://github.com/radian-software/straight.el/issues/1107,
>> for example. Do you find it confusing?
>
> That's a Web page, not an email inbox.  And yes, I'd find it hard to
> read due to very few quotes.

See the attached screenshot of my Emacs with the same discussion open.