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What would be good is to have a short response
capability for
emails, consisting of emoticons.
Perhaps it can be that if an email is detected as having
only a few characters (e.g. smily face, "yes", "no",
etc...), then it would be designated as a short
response.
This short response will
not be shown as a full email
entry,
but rather appended to the title of the email.
So when you browse your email list, you can see single
emotions replies next to your emails. Much like slack!
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e.g.
* Did you get the memo? (mark: "yes")
* What you think of the cat pic? (frodo:😸
👍)
😸 = unicode cat
👍 = unicode thumbs up
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Description (displayed with the short name and URL.)
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Well, at least it's in other:general :( |
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You can put whatever you want in the subject line. Then
just put "EOM" at the end of it, which the recipient should
know means "end of message" and that they don't have to
open the email. |
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Outlook has built-in response buttons, polling,
appointment confirmation, etc. where you just click a
button and it automatically sends a response that the
other person's Outlook automatically tabulates. AFAIK
this only works in Outlook though. |
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