Martin Lewis  wrote:

> Gmail is based on the records management philosophy that you shouldn't
> delete things. You can star or label things so that they are easy to
> find and the search feature is the best there is (understandably.)



I imagine that I'll delete stuff in some of my labels (commercial,
political, news) while keeping the stuff in others (brin-l, culture, friends
and family).

I'm pretty happy with the way its working so far.  Over the last two days I
got 34 spam messages 31 of which were intercepted by the spam filter and
_none_ of the filtered messages were legit.  The filtering isn't working
perfectly; sometimes even when a message is labeled it doesn't get filtered,
but it's very easy to manage the few that get left in the inbox.

Doug
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