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You would still have your sent emails, and could simply filter by recipient and date to get them back. Which raises the question... why would people not simply
by tezza 12y ago
You would still have your sent emails, and could simply filter by recipient and date to get them back.
Which raises the question... why would people not simply email a /dev/null email address to achieve precisely the same effect ?
- kayman 12y agoI use the sent emails sent feature if an "oh shit, something went wrong" moment happens as i develop. Regarding your question: why would people not simply email a /dev/null email address and achieve precisely the same effect? That is a hacker way to solve the problem. Before receiptapp, I kept track of my own documents via gmail. Setup a filter for myusername+document@gmail.com to tag and auto archive it. It worked okay but didn't feel quite right. The end result I'm trying to achieve is: A place as reliable and simple as your shoebox at home. For some reason, sent email doesn't feel right in that regard.