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I guess it's convenient when you've eg. fixed an issue at 3AM in the morning to send an email to affected people right away (so you can focus on the next thing)
by jakobegger 10y ago
I guess it's convenient when you've eg. fixed an issue at 3AM in the morning to send an email to affected people right away (so you can focus on the next thing) instead of remembering to send the email in the morning.
- webmaven 10y agoThere are solutions to write and 'send' an email now for scheduled delivery. Gmail users for example can use Boomerang: http://www.boomeranggmail.com/ http://www.boomeranggmail.com/
- pc86 10y agoWouldn't this potentially result in the same person receiving multiple emails from you at 8:01 am (for example)? I would think a better solution would be a manual summary email early in the morning of everything you did since the office closed the prior evening.
- webmaven 10y ago> Wouldn't this potentially result in the same person receiving multiple emails from you at 8:01 am (for example)? Boomerang lets you set the time the email will be sent differently on each scheduled email. Or you could go with "send in 8 hours" for each, and they will be spaced out by however long it took to write each one.