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Very nice. Can each msg have it's own pickup / delivery time? For example, I might want Msg A to Person X be lunch-ish, but B to Y might be after work. An exa
by chiefalchemist 5y ago
Very nice.
Can each msg have it's own pickup / delivery time? For example, I might want Msg A to Person X be lunch-ish, but B to Y might be after work.
An example scenario might be a personal trainer reminding X to eat and health lunch, but Y gets an after work nudge to go to the guy.
Note: I realize such things could be self-reminders (read: TODO app) but there's sonething to be said for hearing from someone else and possibly being accountable to them as well.
- dmitryminkovsky 5y agoThanks a lot! > Can each msg have it's own pickup / delivery time? That would really get into the realm of things like Boomerang, of which many already exist. Pony is more like "email if it was actually electronic mail." The post person comes and delivers new things and picks up anything you're sending. I think microconfigurability adds a lot to cognitive load, which I am trying to minimize.
- chiefalchemist 5y agoUnderstood. With that said, to your point about overload, I think it's worth considering the receiver (not only the sender). That is, for example, you want to mitigate my overload. (Thank you! :)) And I want to mitigate the strain on my receiver. Maybe that's still Boomerang? I'll have to check it out. My point is, our ideals are very similar when you take a step back. Thanks again.