+ 1bloke wrote:I'm told that I'm not the only one with these issues, so maybe this will help others
How about using tubenet messaging for an INITIAL contact, and then switching over to email (as most all email programs offer virtually unlimited web space, and only require one "click" to read the emails) ?
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Re: messaging through tubenet
". . . and madly he played . . . "
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Re: messaging through tubenet
Message sent! (just kidding)
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Re: messaging through tubenet
Can't you just turn off PM's and only accept emails? I thought that was an option, but I could be wrong.
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Re: messaging through tubenet
I echo Joe's comments. I find it very unhandy to respond to personal messages and much prefer to be emailed. Within my email program... I can file emails any way I choose to or just delete them altogether.
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Very useful to know - thanks Ian! I have just moved all messages from inbox to new folder avoiding this problem for a while...KiltieTuba wrote:Yes. Notice how it says "FOLDER"... each folder can contain 150 messages. I have one folder that is full but a few others that are between 20-40% full, individually.bloke wrote:I wasn't aware that the quantity of storage (here) could (simply) be expanded by adding more-and-more folders... Is that the case?KiltieTuba wrote:Why not just make a new folder?
I must have five or six folders and still have plenty of room for more private messages
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These new revelations are helpful but still doesn't eliminate having to maintain just another place to store emails.
I still prefer to use only Thunderbird for emails. I don't even keep emails on my phone. I forward them all to my computer. It's just a lot more convenient for me to do business in one place.
I still prefer to use only Thunderbird for emails. I don't even keep emails on my phone. I forward them all to my computer. It's just a lot more convenient for me to do business in one place.
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Re: messaging through tubenet
Bloke increased the average intelligence of the human race when writing:
"Finally, (at least as far as I'm concerned) my phone number is at the bottom of most of my posts. Fifteen back-and-forth tubenet messages can be covered (usually) in one three-minute phone conversation (yeah...remember "phone conversations"...??
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+1,000 - and not just on TubeNet. I find people at work participate in interminable e-mail threads when a short phone call would dismiss the issue. But it wouldn't leave a trail for CYA purposes which is what these folks are more interested in anyway.
"Finally, (at least as far as I'm concerned) my phone number is at the bottom of most of my posts. Fifteen back-and-forth tubenet messages can be covered (usually) in one three-minute phone conversation (yeah...remember "phone conversations"...??
+1,000 - and not just on TubeNet. I find people at work participate in interminable e-mail threads when a short phone call would dismiss the issue. But it wouldn't leave a trail for CYA purposes which is what these folks are more interested in anyway.
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Re: messaging through tubenet
I emailed you my response to this thread, you stupid boor 
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Re: messaging through tubenet
Could be pms.bloke wrote:My email server is down...Would you mind re-sending as a p.m. ?Biggs wrote:I emailed you my response to this thread, you stupid boor