Re: email snoozing in notmuch

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+From: Trevor Jim <tjim@mac.com>\r
+Subject: Re: email snoozing in notmuch\r
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+I've implemented this in elisp, here: https://github.com/tjim/nevermore/bl=\r
+ob/master/nm.el#L745=0A=0ASnooze has come up a repeatedly on this list. Ma=\r
+ybe it would make sense to build it in to notmuch?=0A=0AOf course, it can =\r
+be built on top of notmuch so it's not necessary to bake it in. But there =\r
+are other features in notmuch of which you could say the same, e.g., exclu=\r
+ded tags.=0A=0AThe benefit of building it in would be a common interface/i=\r
+mplementation that all UIs could use.=0A=EF=BB=BF=0A=0A=\r
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+<html><body><div>I've implemented this in elisp, here: <a href="https://github.com/tjim/nevermore/blob/master/nm.el#L745">https://github.com/tjim/nevermore/blob/master/nm.el#L745</a><br><br>Snooze has come up a repeatedly on this list. Maybe it would make sense to build it in to notmuch?<br><br>Of course, it can be built on top of notmuch so it's not necessary to bake it in. But there are other features in notmuch of which you could say the same, e.g., excluded tags.<br><br>The benefit of building it in would be a common interface/implementation that all UIs could use.<br><br></div><div><br></div></body></html>\r
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