I chose to adapt the email client I've been working on to create cards rather than
store text files. I can't see the point. I can see the dissadvantages - can't search,
slightly slower access, messy file structure, but no real advantages.
The strategy i was thinking of taking was to archive stuff over xmonths old and junk
as either text files of stacks (not sure yet) and keep a reasonable size of stack in
memory (spitting off chunks when it needs to slim down) - what do you think?
Had a quick look at the scripts and prefer the syntax:
" open socket targetserver with message sockopen"
as it's neater, and you can do other stuff in case of a network delay. What do you
think about altering the scripts to handle the conversation with this technique?
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