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"Despite its having been discontinued, a small number of customers continue to use cc:Mail and the product continues to be commercially supported by Global System Services Corporation.[2]"
Isnt this an advertement? =-------------------
Removed this > Unfortunately cc:Mail was insecure and acted as a spam-relay and could only be secured by turning off POP and IMAP > completely.[1]
That isnt even cc:mail, that was Lotus Mail for ccmail, big difference. cc:mail was actually one of the most secure mail systems ever built, used by most governments until they had no choice but migrate to something else.
Note edit
This page should not redirect to Carbon Copy. cc:Mail is an obsolete Lotus product. Redspace 14:46, 14 Sept 2006
"Too technical..." edit
I see the notation (of July 2008), "This article may be too technical...." So I added a new section, "Architecture overview." I hope it helps. Is this enough? Any further suggestions? -- HLachman (talk) 07:03, 14 June 2012 (UTC)