Update

[jack]

Again, my inbox is (nearly) cleared! After half as long as last time. At this rate in another two months I will process things instantly and have achieved transcendence -- logically tricky for omnipotent beings :)

I've even:

* Emptied my "Old LJ comments" folder
* Emptied my "Important grown-up-type emails" folder (partly into my todo list)
* Emptied my "LJ comments requiring an understanding of the doctrine of Christus Victor, and hence having visited wikipedia before replying, folder"
* Answered more of my personal correspondance than I had last time (this inherently and sociably grows back, as opposed to growing with time)

Though:

* My inbox is *nearly* empty. Remaining is an email cluster reminding me to manifest a Viezla, which won't quite fit onto my todo list.

ETA:

* Oops. And then, an influx of half a dozen emails arrive... Half are my fault, for posting to LJ after I'd cleaned up :)

Comments

[naath.livejournal.com]

Veizla's fit fine on todo lists:

Todo: Manifest Veizla.

(start emailing people, no, really, start now...)

[cartesiandaemon.livejournal.com]

Shouldn't that be Viezlar? :)

It *is* on my list. In several places. The trouble is, the "things to do this week" and "things to do this year" parts are ok, but there's nowhere I can reliably put things to happen next week. Realistically, trying to write the emails today won't happen, and putting it there will just get lost. In my inbox it can glare at me until the cts agm is over, and then I can do it with lots of other stuff (eg. sorting the todo list) on monday :)

[senji.livejournal.com]

* Emptied my "LJ comments requiring an understanding of the doctrine of Christus Victor, and hence having visited wikipedia before replying, folder"

Did this involve doing anything with them, or just mass trashing thereof?

[cartesiandaemon.livejournal.com]

LOL. In all cases empty covers doing whichever is appropriate, some of both. For those I did make a comment, but not a very incisive one or anything, after all, more just an acknowledgement, thanks for bringing it up, and hmmm, bit retro, isn't it?