Hello, Benny Pedersen.
On 23.11.13 8:06 you wrote:

 SP>> And on the phone you can then use whatever protocol you want. 
 SP>> Just  check your mailbox via pop3/web/whatever to see if there 
 SP>> are some  packets. In practice I only received a pkt one a year - 
 SP>> my NC checked  if the node is alive :)
 BP> well if fidonet tossers toss to imap storage we would be there 
 BP> more then ever, if imap folders is made public, and toss netmail 
 BP> to imap would olso make sense, if one would create such a server 
 BP> on android i like to know his paypal account :)

Are you joking? No need to have server on Android. Any free mail account will
do. 
 
 BP> well dovecot have a dropbox storage backend, crap but it exists, 
 BP> just to be serious about email, lol

No need to have all this for the needs of fido. 
 
 SP>> BTW this would be cool to use pop3 in hotdoged to receive pkts 
 SP>> from  mail server. This could really let you have a fidonet node 
 SP>> on the  phone without battery draining binkp server always 
 SP>> waiting for  incoming connections. Or not always, but during 
 SP>> mailing hours.
 BP> pop3 is outdated

It suits perfectly. 

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Best regards!
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