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I find I'm unable to determine whether a message is crap I'll never care about again or not. Often I can't think of a reason I'd possibly ever use a message ag
by FaceKicker 15y ago
I find I'm unable to determine whether a message is crap I'll never care about again or not.
Often I can't think of a reason I'd possibly ever use a message again, and lo and behold there's some strange reason I want to refer back to it 2 years later (e.g., figuring out my start date for an old job on a new application ... weird little cases like that).
- nirvdrum 15y agoI guess just about everything Google will classify as "bulk" I'll never need again. The Groupon deal that expired yesterday isn't something I'm going to need to access 2 years from now. Maybe those monit alerts I will, but in all likelihood not. Things like that. But they usually end up having just enough terms to throw off GMail's already terrible search making it hard to find content I really care about.