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]]> By: Ryan http://sarahmcarr.com/web-app-review/wish-you-could-hit-a-snooze-button-for-emails-introducing-hitmelatercom#comment-450 Ryan Thu, 09 Oct 2008 06:11:16 +0000 http://sarahmcarr.com/web-app-review/wish-you-could-hit-a-snooze-button-for-emails-introducing-hitmelatercom#comment-450 Ok, so this is incredibly delayed response to your post, but if nothing else this discussion makes me overwhelmingly glad that I decided to be InboxZero several months ago. That means as a general rule, i have absolutely zero messages in my inbox - unread or not. I use gmail's hosted apps for my mail. using their filter engine, i apply labels to things and about 95% of my mail - that which doesn't require future action - skips my inbox entirely. When I read a message, i archive it if it doesn't require action. It takes a little bit of work to set up and a few weeks practice to get in the habit, but my email is now stress-free and my inbox serves as my to-do list without me having to flag messages or sift through pages of messages. Ok, so this is incredibly delayed response to your post, but if nothing else this discussion makes me overwhelmingly glad that I decided to be InboxZero several months ago.

That means as a general rule, i have absolutely zero messages in my inbox - unread or not.

I use gmail’s hosted apps for my mail. using their filter engine, i apply labels to things and about 95% of my mail - that which doesn’t require future action - skips my inbox entirely. When I read a message, i archive it if it doesn’t require action.

It takes a little bit of work to set up and a few weeks practice to get in the habit, but my email is now stress-free and my inbox serves as my to-do list without me having to flag messages or sift through pages of messages.

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]]> By: Long Nguyen http://sarahmcarr.com/web-app-review/wish-you-could-hit-a-snooze-button-for-emails-introducing-hitmelatercom#comment-202 Long Nguyen Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:59:15 +0000 http://sarahmcarr.com/web-app-review/wish-you-could-hit-a-snooze-button-for-emails-introducing-hitmelatercom#comment-202 This is going to be very useful. It's like a to-do list that comes to you instead of you having to look at it to see what's on it. This is going to be very useful. It’s like a to-do list that comes to you instead of you having to look at it to see what’s on it.

]]> By: Sarah Carr http://sarahmcarr.com/web-app-review/wish-you-could-hit-a-snooze-button-for-emails-introducing-hitmelatercom#comment-201 Sarah Carr Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:41:53 +0000 http://sarahmcarr.com/web-app-review/wish-you-could-hit-a-snooze-button-for-emails-introducing-hitmelatercom#comment-201 You have a good point, Odan. I think it just depends on type of person you are and how you organize yourself to be the most productive. For me personally, I like to see a clean inbox with no un-read messages. If I have unread messages I feel anxiety over me. Is there a Rx somebody can write for that? ;-) So it just depends on your preferences. Do you like to hit the snooze in the morning or wake up right away? See, I like to hit the snooze a few times before I can crawl out of bed...but that's just me. My point is, it's nice for those people who need the reminder at the top of their inbox. You have a good point, Odan. I think it just depends on type of person you are and how you organize yourself to be the most productive. For me personally, I like to see a clean inbox with no un-read messages. If I have unread messages I feel anxiety over me. Is there a Rx somebody can write for that? ;-)
So it just depends on your preferences. Do you like to hit the snooze in the morning or wake up right away? See, I like to hit the snooze a few times before I can crawl out of bed…but that’s just me. My point is, it’s nice for those people who need the reminder at the top of their inbox.

]]> By: odan http://sarahmcarr.com/web-app-review/wish-you-could-hit-a-snooze-button-for-emails-introducing-hitmelatercom#comment-200 odan Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:01:33 +0000 http://sarahmcarr.com/web-app-review/wish-you-could-hit-a-snooze-button-for-emails-introducing-hitmelatercom#comment-200 Curious , what sounds easier to you A)going to your gmail email , and seeing an email , going boy i thing i'm going to send this email to this email address that sends email back to me later, this email address has full access to the email i forward them , allowing to read it , or pretty much do whatever they want with it , then send it back to you later. so you can deal with it later. OR B)go to your gmail email , notice a new email , ignore it until you can get to it , seeing as all email services have enough room to hold many emails. I just went to gmail's webpage and they have 7030 megabytes of space to hold that email. Its nice and safe , and waiting until you deal with it later. But then again someone could have a key logger on your computer , which eventually allows them to record your gmail password and get access to all your emails, of course if your stupid enough to forward emails , just to get them back again later, then your stupid enough to download a key logger that might be called " happy hippos dancing to techno music while eating lots of food" who knows. Curious , what sounds easier to you
A)going to your gmail email , and seeing an email , going boy i thing i’m going to send this email to this email address that sends email back to me later, this email address has full access to the email i forward them , allowing to read it , or pretty much do whatever they want with it , then send it back to you later. so you can deal with it later.
OR
B)go to your gmail email , notice a new email , ignore it until you can get to it , seeing as all email services have enough room to hold many emails. I just went to gmail’s webpage and they have 7030 megabytes of space to hold that email. Its nice and safe , and waiting until you deal with it later.
But then again someone could have a key logger on your computer , which eventually allows them to record your gmail password and get access to all your emails, of course if your stupid enough to forward emails , just to get them back again later, then your stupid enough to download a key logger that might be called ” happy hippos dancing to techno music while eating lots of food”
who knows.

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