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VIII.5 Sept./Oct. 2001
Page: 4
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Editorial


Authors:
Steven Pemberton

On a typical day I get more e-mail than I can read in a day. I have a tactic for dealing with this: start reading at the most recent message, and work backwards. That way at least some people think I answer promptly. Of course I also automatically filter my mail, and prioritize it. Mail that gets sent To: me gets priority, and after that mail that gets Cc:'d to me, and so on. But even then some important mail gets sent to "unspecified recipients," and so I have to regularly scan even my spam-mail mailbox for possible incorrectly…




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