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5-star rating system mentioned
Nathanbraun (talk | contribs) (litepost ideas presented for the benefit of open-source community via Thunderbird) |
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In actual fact, the REPLY and FORWARD buttons could be combined (as in the above example). Similarly, a MERGE button could be introduced, that would have pretty straightforward functionality (unseen in present email clients): combining email messages together. An AUTOSORT button could introduce some pre-programmed sorting by (user-determined) variables. Finally, a TAG CLOUD would bring everything together nicely. | In actual fact, the REPLY and FORWARD buttons could be combined (as in the above example). Similarly, a MERGE button could be introduced, that would have pretty straightforward functionality (unseen in present email clients): combining email messages together. An AUTOSORT button could introduce some pre-programmed sorting by (user-determined) variables. Finally, a TAG CLOUD would bring everything together nicely. | ||
I almost forgot to mention the FIVE-STAR RATING system, which is almost too obvious, inevitable and yet striking in its genius brilliance when you see it. (This kind of mimics Digg's functionality, of course, but with the added benefit of a "sortable" 5-star rating.) | |||
What do you think??! | What do you think??! | ||