Hoarders vs. Deleters- What Your Inbox Says
BlueCup writes "You are your inbox. Take a clear-eyed look at how you answer or file each email. Notice what you choose to keep or delete. Consider your anxiety when your inbox is jammed with unanswered messages. The makeup and tidiness of your inbox is a reflection of your habits, your mental health and, yes, even the way Mom and Dad raised you." I always knew my obsessive packratting said something important about me as a human being.
Full of spam? :(
My inbox is full of ads for a bigger penis, to get chicks, to make lots of money, etc. I wonder what this says about me. :/
If it was important, another "have you forget" email will follow...
"I for one welcome my email sorting and organizing overlord!"
Oh, and also for the record, I am organized. Every single one of my emails is filed exactly where it belongs -- ordered by date.
Breakfast served all day!
Piss off. I'm not doing what you tell me to, and submitting you your repressive inbox-ocracy. I refuse to even consider the idea that an inbox exists.
... and then they built the supercollider.
Who are you, the email Nazi? NO IMAP FOR YOU!
... and then they built the supercollider.
Why keep email? I figure if I really need it later I could always call the NSA and have them restore it from their copy....
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No, you can't have my tinfoil hat.
- Minutus cantorum, minutus balorum, minutus carborata descendum pantorum.
I have on file [...] about 15 to 20 thousand e-mails, and it's always been a dilemma what to keep and what to throw away.
I'm a Windows user, so that particular problem is taken care of for me every couple of years whether I like it or not.
Defer it -- not tonight dear, I have a headache
Delegate it -- go fuck yourself
Delete it -- I'm leaving you
Never delete and never respond.
Is that bad?