Anyone sorts their email?

[Fufu]

Hooray! ~~ 2013年03月23號 ~~ Hooray!
*kicks around* because I did not think TODAY would be THE DAY!*

I just finished sorting GBs of my Outlook database today after I started sorting it in 2006.

Has anyone sorted their email lately or up-kept their inbox?

 

[Paul B]

I have a great sorting system which only takes a few seconds at the end of each day.

1. Select all
2. Delete

 

[Kim]

I have an even simpler solution

Leave them until I HAVE to delete them, then apply the patented Brogan approach™

 

[Fufu]

I have an even simpler solution

Leave them until I HAVE to delete them, then apply the patented Brogan approach™

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~~ Hahaa ~~ Brogan has a patented trademark for his method?! *wow*

 

[Jason]

Not really. If I need to find a particular email, it's only a search away.

I can't even remember the last time I've manually deleted an email.

 

[Adam Howard]

I do sort my e-mail into groups and folders (gmail, got`ta love it)

The vast majority however is deleted. But important e-mails are normally kept for 2 - 5 years, depending on their value and interest.

 

[Deathjam]

Delete? that's so last century

 

[Dodgeboard]

My life is a collection of emails dating back virtually 20 years. About 4 gigs worth of emails, and that's only because I delete the ones with large attachments. Searching for something is just a few clicks away. Need a login/p/w or username from that site I joined 6 years ago? No problem..click..click. Folders is the key.

 

[Fufu]

Delete? that's so last century

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*lol, this made me laugh*

 

[Fufu]

My life is a collection of emails dating back virtually 20 years. About 4 gigs worth of emails, and that's only because I delete the ones with large attachments. Searching for something is just a few clicks away. Need a login/p/w or username from that site I joined 6 years ago? No problem..click..click. Folders is the key.

Yes Dodgeboard, that is exactly what I did with my database was sort the emails into folders, so I can find those vital pieces of information quickly.