You can tag emails with gmail so that messages are deleted when say they come from me.. Or you can tag emails to identify that they come from the ubuntu studio group.. I'm involved with two listservs, ubuntu studio and a local ubuntu group as well as receiving junk mail. I've got it set up such that when I get emails they are tagged with names that help me discern the message list from afar, with colors and names. Purple for Ubuntu Studio, Orange for Ubuntu Local.. Grey with the words "Crap" for junk mail that I care enough about not to delete. Also inside google email, your friends can send you quick chats to notify (using Ajax and javascript) that they are say online (on a friday) in ventrillo waiting to play Quake Wars. Also there are ways to have email receive there forwarded.. If you were unlucky enough to get Juno for a email address, for 5 dollars extra a month you can have your email forwarded (say to gmail).. Juno reserves the right to spam you by making their email filters exclude emails than only keep those people in your address book. I was on earthlink, paying 20 dollar monthly fee (with modem support) until I found out I could switch to a yearly internet only fee of about 30 dollars, and forward email from there.
I'm not really sure if it is gmail or firefox that is helping me correct my spelling errors.. Whatever you decide to do, rather than expecting everyone to format their emails to your expectations, why not update your email program to categorize your emails? BTW, Gmail is virtually spam free, I don't know how they do it.. Also you can skin it, I have a "school desktop" theme.
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