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I think you're taking the metaphor a little too literally. My understanding of the author's argument was that every email should have a date and time attached t
by bowmessage 14y ago
I think you're taking the metaphor a little too literally. My understanding of the author's argument was that every email should have a date and time attached to it, not for the client to delete it outright but for the client to be able to sort by time and date, as well as keep separate folders of past email and future email. I would LOVE this idea.
- fatalerrorx3 14y agoI don't think that's what the author is saying..I think he's literally saying the email will be deleted on the server if the time expiration occurs, unless the user specifically says to store it anyway (even after expiration). This would clear your inbox for things like invites to parties which have past without the need to manually delete them.
- bowmessage 14y agoWell my apologies then if I misinterpreted -- now I think the author is taking his own idea too far then :). Deletion isn't necessary, just get it out of the regular inbox, and leave it somewhere else for later consideration if need be. That'd be the best of both worlds in my opinion.