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Thursday June 02, 2005

Fighting E-Mail

I'm fighting a losing battle against e-mail, and spam isn't the problem. Last week, I was so busy in Norway that I neglected to check my "mailing list" account and starred most messages in GMail, rather than responding to them. For the last 6 hours, I've been trying to "unstar" the 75 GMail messages I have (by replying to them) and filter through the 2200 messages in my mailing list account. After 6 hours, I'm down to 62 GMail messages and 1500 from mailing list. This is like a full-time job!

Posted in General at Jun 02 2005, 09:19:00 AM MDT 3 Comments
Comments:

Yup -- eventually you just have to learn to "let go". It's hard though -- I still try to monitor every email for all of OpenSymphony, knowing full well there is no way I can.

Posted by Patrick Lightbody on June 02, 2005 at 05:13 PM MDT #

I feel your pain. E-mail can really get out of hand at times.

Posted by Tony on June 02, 2005 at 05:59 PM MDT #

Welcome to my world! It is a never ending battle. I just took my first vacation in two years (not counting the TSSSymps) and I have been behind ever since.

Posted by Rob Misek on June 02, 2005 at 08:23 PM MDT #

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