Comments on: Taglocity Workflow http://manage-this.com/taglocity-workflow/ Sun, 22 Apr 2012 22:50:33 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: carl http://manage-this.com/taglocity-workflow/comment-page-1/#comment-5090 carl Sat, 08 Nov 2008 03:39:31 +0000 http://manage-this.com/wp/?p=13#comment-5090 Hi Predrag - Thanks for the comments. The @Incoming tag isn't entirely necessary, but it's no extra effort to set via autotag. I basically treated it as an "unread" state, meaning that I haven't decided yet whether there was an action or whether that message could be filed away. I was using an offline inbox, so the @Incoming tag could also be used as a shortcut to send something back to the Inbox (via the Tag Action). None of those things are critical, so you could do without it as you mentioned. By the way, this post was written for Taglocity 1.x. It could be adapted for Taglocity 2.0, although I should point out that I'm <a href = "http://manage-this.com/clear-context-outlook-inbox/" rel="nofollow">no longer using Taglocity</a>. -Carl Hi Predrag – Thanks for the comments. The @Incoming tag isn’t entirely necessary, but it’s no extra effort to set via autotag. I basically treated it as an “unread” state, meaning that I haven’t decided yet whether there was an action or whether that message could be filed away. I was using an offline inbox, so the @Incoming tag could also be used as a shortcut to send something back to the Inbox (via the Tag Action). None of those things are critical, so you could do without it as you mentioned.

By the way, this post was written for Taglocity 1.x. It could be adapted for Taglocity 2.0, although I should point out that I’m no longer using Taglocity.

-Carl

]]> By: Predrag http://manage-this.com/taglocity-workflow/comment-page-1/#comment-5087 Predrag Fri, 07 Nov 2008 14:01:56 +0000 http://manage-this.com/wp/?p=13#comment-5087 Great workflow... I actually have something very similar (diff. names, and a separate @waiting for) Still, I'm wondering why you have a @incoming, and not just let it sit in inbox? Great workflow… I actually have something very similar (diff. names, and a separate @waiting for)

Still, I’m wondering why you have a @incoming, and not just let it sit in inbox?

]]> By: Manage This! » Blog Archive » ClearContext and My Quest for an Empty Inbox http://manage-this.com/taglocity-workflow/comment-page-1/#comment-1744 Manage This! » Blog Archive » ClearContext and My Quest for an Empty Inbox Mon, 21 Jul 2008 03:05:58 +0000 http://manage-this.com/wp/?p=13#comment-1744 [...] all the tools I tried along the way.  Well, I’m at it again.  My previous tool of choice, Taglocity, has taken a turn toward online social/collaborative email in their 2.0 release. I’m afraid [...] [...] all the tools I tried along the way.  Well, I’m at it again.  My previous tool of choice, Taglocity, has taken a turn toward online social/collaborative email in their 2.0 release. I’m afraid [...]

]]> By: Manage This! » My Quest for an Empty Inbox http://manage-this.com/taglocity-workflow/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Manage This! » My Quest for an Empty Inbox Mon, 01 Oct 2007 03:24:06 +0000 http://manage-this.com/wp/?p=13#comment-2 [...] Okay, so that’s enough for now. I’ll publish some more posts on how I’m using Taglocity, along with some tips and tricks. Oh, and is my inbox empty? Not quite, but it is well below 100. You can see the actual number if you check out the first screen shot in this later post on Taglocity found here. [...] [...] Okay, so that’s enough for now. I’ll publish some more posts on how I’m using Taglocity, along with some tips and tricks. Oh, and is my inbox empty? Not quite, but it is well below 100. You can see the actual number if you check out the first screen shot in this later post on Taglocity found here. [...]

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