With both email and slack (and other forms of "push" messaging) you have no control over what someone sends to you when (you could of course just close them, bu

With both email and slack (and other forms of "push" messaging) you have no control over what someone sends to you when (you could of course just close them, but then you have to remember to open them). What I'm instead thinking of is essentially a message queue that holds any messages directed at you until you want to respond to them, and then they're all pushed to you at that time. This would also allow you to naturally auto reply to everything ("this user usually checks things around noon and 5 everyday"). Who knows, it could be a bunch of human nature that needs training that no software can do. I just know that I get a lot of "got a second?"s a day and would love a place for those to sit until I decide to get to them.