On Wednesday, December 14, 2005, 6:55:04 PM, Stefan Tanurkov wrote:

> Hi Dwight!

>> If no one at ritlabs is willing to read any of the discussion about
>> this subject, then we are just pi$$ing into the wind asking for
>> consideration of any change.

> Could you please be more concrete? I've read all messages in the
> "About TB folders" thread and I could not find anything against
> virtual folder. Perhaps, I'm missing something?

In your message mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] you said you
didn't have time to read the messages about tb folders. Then in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] you wrote

>> Will it's being in a virtual folder keep it out of the outbox where
>> it is at risk of getting sent,
> 
> Yes. As long as the Draft flag is used, messages cannot be sent.

I read this to mean that the messages are still sitting in the OUTBOX.
At least one of the points of the entire discussion about a draft
folder is to get drafts of messages out of the OUTBOX. I took your
answer to mean that getting messages out of the OUTBOX was not part of
the discussion of possible answers, either because it was off the
table or because since you wouldn't (sorry:didn't have time to) read
any of the messages about the question you weren't even prepared to
understand the desire to have drafts out of the OUTBOX.

Besides that, while the virtual folder works ok until you go back to
edit the message some more, if you happen to hit put message in the
outbox, it gets there unparked and vulnerable to sending. As long as
the drafts reside in the OUTBOX, part of the reasons for a DRAFT
folder are unfulfilled.


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