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How about s/delete/archive, in gmail terminology (in other words, get it out of the inbox but have it still accessible in search). I don't see this as a usecas
by dpup 14y ago
How about s/delete/archive, in gmail terminology (in other words, get it out of the inbox but have it still accessible in search).
I don't see this as a usecase for spam prevention, as you said, but for informational messages, offers, or activity digests that are superseded by later mailings it could be useful.
e.g. a notice about the elevator being out of order between 2pm and 3pm is not useful after that time. If I didn't see the message by 3pm or I was out of the office, there's no value in that message being in my inbox.
- Terretta 14y ago> e.g. a notice about the elevator being out of order between 2pm and 3pm is not useful after that time. If I didn't see the message by 3pm or I was out of the office, there's no value in that message being in my inbox. There absolutely is, if there's an elevator service level agreement (SLA). I want the maintenance emails for my records.
- dpup 14y agoRight, but it'd still be in your archive, just not on the frontpage in bold.