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What you're doing seems to make sense. If this becomes popular, microsoft could conceivably buy it. I've just been using it for a bit, and there's one thing I
by mynameishere 19y ago
What you're doing seems to make sense. If this becomes popular, microsoft could conceivably buy it.
I've just been using it for a bit, and there's one thing I find disconcerting. Let's say I click on "Joe Blow", and then I see "Conversations with Joe (150)". Okay, so I look at these "conversations"...now, maybe other companies are different, but as soon as you get more than a few people in an office, the bulk of the emails have 20 people in the To: [] section. Thus, if Jane Doe sends 20 people an email, among whom was me and Joe Blow, then all of a sudden there's a "Conversation" between me and Joe.
Not the case.
Because of that, the tool seems to add quite a bit of noise. Maybe make an option for "Types of conversation", "From Joe to me", and "From Me to Joe".