"Replacing Email in the next two years is going to be the “it” category with everyone scrambling to capitalize on the zero inbox zealots."
How big of a market are the "zero inbox zealots"?
How big of a market are the "zero inbox zealots"?
One of Mailbox App's pitch points is even along these lines: "Inbox zero. Daily.".
My main problem is that with my style of thinking, I'll get an email that will make me think, "Yeah, I want to do something about that... later." But not "later" in terms of a calendar date - "later" in terms of when I am enabled to work on it, as in when a blocking dependency disappears. I can't find an easy way to make those emails disappear until they are triggered by me completing other things I care about.
Most people use exchange for email, I would love to see this support it.
>Better for them to disappear and then automatically reappear
No amount of technology will do this magic.