The more available information is, the more I find I need to respond sooner.
Sure, I could respond to a message about meeting up at any point. But if I don't respond promptly, I rarely have the context to prompt me later.
I find "now or never" to be more common!
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@dcreemer@octodon.social I set it up once and I've never needed to fiddle again: it's worked really well.
I also use Tusky on my phone to read toots and respond to folks. I don't want my Mastodon usage to be write only.
I'm intrigued by Twitter's new features to control who responds to tweets, but I worry it would create a bunch of moderation work. For better or worse, 'anyone can respond' is a straightforward model.
On treating email as an infinite scroll rather than a buffer to be emptied: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2019/01/case-inbox-infinity/579673/
I've found Inbox Zero to be a really effective approach, but it comes at a cost. The article seems to mix 'must respond' with 'must read' in email tasks.
