> Why on earth would I want to sort my inbox?!
> I have search, which is powerful and fast. There is no
> need for tidy email management. This of course is one of

Perhaps because the mess reflects the mess in organizing my
life :-) I tend to do things related to interaction with
others (ranging from paid jobs to supporting open source
projects to paying taxes) in email-driven mails, by properly
tagging. This happens 80%+ of my emails, that get properly
collected in folders, but not for the remaining ones. On one
side I'm just involved in too many things, so I always lack
large portions of time, on the other I have to improve my
efficiency. I've been suggested to read the book "Getting
things done", but so far I haven't found the time to do it
:-)

> Gmail's great strength. I don't want to be rude but I
> think you should try something before writing it off,
> probably true for facebook as well.

No rudeness, instead I'm always thankful for advice. But
Thunderbird basic concepts are ok for me (tags and
searches). And as I said, even though GMail was so better, I
don't want to put all my stuff in the hands of Google (I'm
always puzzled when I see people complaining for yet another
camera at the airport check in, and then put all their
digital life in other's hands).

For FaceBook, I've already expressed my thoughts two years
ago:
http://weblogs.java.net/blog/2008/02/15/officially-i-hate-social-networking-non-java-rants

It just sounds as FaceBook incarnates the opposite of my
life style.

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