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Google Docs provides the facility to store files of any1 type by uploading them to Google Docs. From there it would be possible to email the files appending the letter text you also wanted to include into the email. It is also possible to directly link to a file stored in Google Docs, but you might find people can't access the link due to system ...

You cannot. That's part of the deal working with wordpress.com. You cannot edit the source code. You cannot add JavaScript. You cannot add your own themes. You cannot add arbitrary plug-ins. If you want to be able to modify WordPress to your liking, you need to download it from wordpress.org and self-host it somewhere.

If you are on Linux, you can use gmailfs or imapfs, but you have to use the IMAP protocol and not the POP3 to access the mail server. I don't know if there are other similar solutions for Windows, but you can easily check it on

Mollify doesn't yet come with integration into CMSes, but it seems to meet all of the criteria you stated. It's under the EPL 1.0 license with the option to buy a commercial license if that's not good enough. (I contacted the author and confirmed that interpretation of the website copy is correct.) Also, Mollify 2 (currently in alpha) uses the GPL 2.0 for ...