On 2010-01-24, at 22:26 , Jesper wrote: > >> Maybe, in addition, a couple of saved searches to exemplify them, like >> iTunes ships with reasonable smart playlists. >> (ATTN "'90s emails" NOT SUCH A GOOD IDEA) > > As long as Party Shuffle^W^WLetters DJ stays. :D > > The original wireframe looks great to me. If we're counting peeves, > it's always been a great disappointment how you can almost never hide > the "original, real list" in favor of the custom favorites one. I say > let's make that possible, and introduce an extra row saying "*Hidden > folders* [ 90 unread ]" so that you don't miss out on any fun > accidentally.
I'm proposing 100% customizable. One of the possible sources would be "All mail" which would include all mail from every mailbox, ever. But I don't even want to see hidden folders thing. We could, however, have a smart set that is the negation of the contents of the union of the source list (except itself, if it happens to be there). More succinctly[1]: (All_mail - (Sources - Self)) That would take care of any hidden messages, without forcing a custom UI element. Because I love general solutions. [1] Actual expression likely to be much more complicated because we don't really want a self-referencing definition, instead, we're dealing with things in different abstraction levels, we want our set out of Sources before we actually compute Sources. _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list List help: http://lists.ranchero.com/listinfo.cgi/email-init-ranchero.com
