On Sat, 2008-10-18 at 14:08 -0400, Niessner, Albert F wrote:
* read with a little tongue in cheek * Because real trash stinks and is not easily searchable while email has no odor and is incredibly easy to search (in Evo anyway). Sure, I could create a host of folders and sort my email and file it in a wonderful organization that I will never remember, but why waste the time? I could even create a folder and move every email into it, but why when Evo already create one for me called Trash? Evo even makes it single key strokes or a push of a button to file my email in that single special folder called Trash. I can search it, sort it, filter it, pull stuff back out of it, and a host of other useful tasks with it. Best of all, I can ignore it until I do not need look at it. So, why should I care that it is called Trash instead of ToLazyToSort? I understand why you are asking, but I think the analogy of my back yard and real trash is a bit of a reash. In a lot of ways, my Trash folder in Evo is just a microcosim for Evo to pretend it is google with. When I use google, the item I am searching for has value only for the moment I am searching for it. I had no value yesterday and probably will not tomorrow. We do not ask people to delete their websites and pages because they are not valuable to us now. Instead we ask google to separate the immediately useful from the everyday trivia. Email is the same way. What I receive today may not be of value at that moment or may have value again in the future. My Trash folder thus becomes the glod of information and Evo my search engine.
If you moved it to another folder â call it "pending deletion" â you wouldn't have the problem you are having. Trash is special in that it is designed to be trash. It is not automatically expunged just in case you deleted it by accident. It is meant to stay in there for a day or a week at most. -- Art Alexion Resources for Human Development, Inc. 215-951-0300 x3075 4700 Wissahickon Ave. art rhd org Philadelphia, PA 19144 www.rhd.org
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