Contributors paste or export emails they personally wrote, unedited, and answer one question about what each was for. Emails they received, tidied-up text and forwarded chains are rejected, and contributors attest that nothing is contractually barred from sharing; twenty emails per contributor at most, from a global base strongest in Southeast Asia, the United States and Europe, so the English spans Manila, Austin and London workplaces. Real correspondence is a genre the web barely contains, locked in private inboxes; the Enron corpus is one company's mail from two decades ago. For writing assistants and intent models the purpose tag is the label; for pretraining the value is consented, human, non-templated prose.