Re: [LM_NET] TECH: Using Gmail for LM_Net

[Thomas Kaun <tomkaun@GMAIL.COM>]

Hi, Anne-Marie.
Considering that GMail provides users with something like 2 gigabytes of
memory I wouldn't worry too much about filling your trash. I always delete
anything I don't want to save and if I do get a response all the previous
email messages are right there when I get the new message.
Tom Kaun

On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 2:14 PM, Anne-Marie Gordon
<media.teatime@gmail.com>wrote:

> Hi, folks.
>
> I recently switched my LM_Net messages from my school mail to gmail
> (and now my school e-mail doesn't get all cranky about all the mail!)
> But I have a question for anyone who has been using gmail for a while.
>
> If I delete an LM_Net  message and it's moved to the Trash, does that
> mean I won't see a response to it if someone posts an answer to the
> whole list?  If I empty the Trash, and then someone responds to a
> message that I deleted, will I see the response or not?
>
> I love how gmail automatically organizes all questions and responses
> into threads / conversations, but I've been afraid to delete things.
> A friend suggested "don't empty the Trash!" but I don't want to eat up
> space with deleted mail.  Does anyone know how this works?
> --
> Anne-Marie Gordon, NBCT
> Library Media Specialist
> Livonia Primary Library
> Livonia, NY
> agordon@livoniacsd.org
> media.teatime@googlemail.com
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Thomas T. Kaun
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Bessie Chin Library @ Redwood High School
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