I'm disappointed this isn't something similar to psdoom [1], as I originally imagined it might be. What could be more natural a metaphor, for the cognitive sink of heavy and mostly superfluous inbox traffic, than headcrabs and headcrab zombies? [1] http://psdoom.sourceforge.net
Half-Life Inbox: A Realistic Way to Tackle E-mail
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#12I don't understand what's with people and email. My inbox is always zero, I get the seldom update email from Google/Facebook/whatever, but that's it. If I have to contact someone email is the last thing I use, first I try Facebook, text and calling. I disabled mails from Facebook, Amazon et similia. I guess the only thing that I do that most people don't is that I don't subscribe to all kinds of crap and I don't put…
Do you have a job? It's easy to deal with personal emails (99% of the time they're marketing crap, and the 1% that isn't is something nice from someone you like). It's the work emails that get you (and what I assume this is targeted at, given the "come back from vacation" part)
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#14I'm disappointed this isn't something similar to psdoom [1], as I originally imagined it might be. What could be more natural a metaphor, for the cognitive sink of heavy and mostly superfluous inbox traffic, than headcrabs and headcrab zombies? [1] http://psdoom.sourceforge.net
I'll make sure out frontend lead takes this into account for v2.
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#15Any plans to make this into a browser extension?
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#16Any plans to make this into a browser extension?
how would you envision that working? that'd be interesting.
Hiding new mail until a given clear-out session is finished.
A count-down icon with the number of email processings required to wrap up your current clear-out sessions.