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Summary: 1. Write short well-formated emails [ed] see http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1808059 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1808059 2. Snooze emails
by roder 16y ago
Summary:
1. Write short well-formated emails
[ed] see http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1808059 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1808059
2. Snooze emails - http://www.followup.cc/ http://www.followup.cc/
[ed] not a bad idea, but not in love with forwarding my personal/work emails to a 3rd party
3. separate tasks from emails
[ed] I think the wonderful thing about inbox0 is that with an Action/Waiting folder your emails becomes your task list.
4. pick up the phone
[ed] this works great most of the time, but can also be a total time sink.
- a-priori 16y ago2. Snooze emails - http://www.followup.cc/ http://www.followup.cc/ [ed] not a bad idea, but not in love with forwarding my personal/work emails to a 3rd party My first thought reading this is that it Gmail should have a similar feature that says "Remind me at X time unless this thread becomes active again". Fairly often, I send an email expecting a reply and don't want to forget about it if I don't get one. But I also don't want to either a) keep the thread in my inbox or b) make a task/calendar event to track it.