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Re: limiting articles and tagging
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Bastien |
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Re: limiting articles and tagging |
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Tue, 01 Apr 2008 16:09:56 +0200 |
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William Xu <william.xwl@gmail.com> writes:
> I would also like to know a better way if any. At present, I use "!".
I use a combination of "!" (ticking) "?" (dormant article) and
association with my org-mode set up.
For mails, I try to stick to the five actions Merlin Mann describes in
his talk "Inbox Zero":
1. Delete
2. Delegate
3. Respond
4. Defer
5. Do
(I don't delete, I archive.)
I use "!" to defer things I want to keep in sight. I use "?" to defer
interesting things that I don't want to keep in sight. I use remember
and Org for things that enters into an Org project and that I need to
plan.
I'd say that the distribution among deferred emails is this:
ticked: 10%
dormant: 30%
planed: 60%
And I try to keep the proportion of deferred emails below 50% of all
emails.
As for tagging emails properly, maybe the gnus-registry.el will soon let
you do this with a nice UI. IIRC Ted is working on this, and I hope it
will be out soon because I would find this very useful!
--
Bastien
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