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      <title>A reference of all outgoing WordPress emails</title>
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      <description>As you may know, WordPress sends out email notifications from time to time. Actually, as of WordPress 4.8.1, there are 24 different occasions when WordPress will send an email message. Don’t you think it would be useful to have a reference of all outgoing WordPress emails?</description>
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      <title>Secure email: Encrypt and sign your emails with PGP/GnuPG</title>
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      <description>Email is fundamentally insecure. There are such a plethora of issues with it, it is crazy to think about the kind of information sent with it. It is probably even crazier when you realize we’ve had a solution for sending secure email since 1991.</description>
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