2 hours ago · Tech · 0 comments

Part of the motivation behind some of my top-level pages like my ideas lists is that I feel some things should have a URL. Giving something a URL gives it a place on the web. One area where I feel this could be applied more is in newsletters. I wish email newsletters had corresponding web feeds to which I could subscribe, and a URL-first approach to content.I prefer to use my email inbox for receiving notifications, account management, and correspondence. I like to sort my inbox such that all the things that relate to an action I need to take (i.e. send a reply) are as prominent as possible.My inbox makes me feel a bit anxious – the pressure to get to a clean inbox weighs on me – and so the fewer things that are in there, the better. I also have a particular association with my inbox: because I garden it to be more focused on communication and notification than newsletters, any time I see I have a new email there is a split-second where I expect the arrival of a new task. I don’t want…

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