
So I get quite a lot of mail every day, like a lot of us do. But there is no way that I can read all of them at once or even start answering them. I normally filter out the really vital stuff every morning and evening and then when I get time I read the rest. When I need to answer something and I don't have the time to do this I flag the mail with a little star. Now when I get time I start answering the mails that I have put a little star on. I further use my mail as a TODO list. So I send myself a mail with what I have to do and add a star. So I end up with a list of stuff I have to answer or do. Now there is a flaw with doing it this way. Think about it. .....

2 comments:
There are two problems arising by your point:
1) I believe that Gmail should use a different system for starred mail by giving the user the flexibility to denote the importance of each starred mail. For example there could be a multiple star system, so TODO list would have 4-5/5 stars whereas less important stuff would have fewer.
2) Gmail should allow users to change the display options of their mails by date/time, sender, importance, etc etc. This way you could have for example first in your starred list the most important mails from the older to the newest one.
:)
Oh, now I actually see how you can spend 6 hours going through your mails!
Well, if Emmanuel sees your post, that might be our next assignment! "Identify and model the goals of Didi's ideal webmail system"... LOL :p
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