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Ben Whitehair
Feb 27, 2011, 8:41:03 PM2/27/11
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Just wanted to say that I absolutely LOVE this idea. Its
implementation would be extremely helpful in both my business and
personal emails. Fantastic work. Keep it up. :)
implementation would be extremely helpful in both my business and
personal emails. Fantastic work. Keep it up. :)
Joshua Baer
Feb 27, 2011, 9:28:35 PM2/27/11
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Great to hear Ben! Can you explain how this would be helpful to you in
both cases? We need to build a library of use cases.
both cases? We need to build a library of use cases.
~Josh
Ben Whitehair
Feb 28, 2011, 4:21:00 AM2/28/11
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Absolutely.
The overarching benefit is that both myself and everyone in my
companies are consistently overwhelmed with email, much of which sits
in an inbox unprocessed and no longer relevant.
For personal use, being able to set expiration on emails regarding
events I'm throwing or being invited to would be tremendous. As would
emails from various organizations about events or other things with
deadlines.
For my business there are many times when we need responses from
everyone by a certain date, after which point the email is irrelevant.
Rather than have the email string sit in someone's inbox, allowing it
to expire and be archived would save us considerable time.
Hope that helps!
Ben
On Feb 27, 6:28 pm, Joshua Baer <joshuab...@otherinbox.com> wrote:
> Great to hear Ben! Can you explain how this would be helpful to you in
> both cases? We need to build a library of use cases.
>
> ~Josh
>
The overarching benefit is that both myself and everyone in my
companies are consistently overwhelmed with email, much of which sits
in an inbox unprocessed and no longer relevant.
For personal use, being able to set expiration on emails regarding
events I'm throwing or being invited to would be tremendous. As would
emails from various organizations about events or other things with
deadlines.
For my business there are many times when we need responses from
everyone by a certain date, after which point the email is irrelevant.
Rather than have the email string sit in someone's inbox, allowing it
to expire and be archived would save us considerable time.
Hope that helps!
Ben
On Feb 27, 6:28 pm, Joshua Baer <joshuab...@otherinbox.com> wrote:
> Great to hear Ben! Can you explain how this would be helpful to you in
> both cases? We need to build a library of use cases.
>
> ~Josh
>
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