I love - absolutely love - that people arguing that inline links, inline images, section headers, etc, are necessary for email - on mediums where those features are not present. Like HN and Mastodon!

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@sir that’s comparing apples to oranges. Mastodon and HN are used for chatting, while email is used for documentation, announcements, code review, chatting, and more.

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