Every now and then, I like to clean out my old folders on Gmail. Yes, I know there is unlimited memory, but I am a reverse pack-rat.
So, I went in and deleted the contents of my "sent mail" file. Little did I realize that this also deleted the copy of every email I have ever sent in all of the individual folders that I had created. So, now hundred of things I had carefully saved for business and personal purposes are gone. There is no way to reverse the action.
At first I was bothered, but then I realized that most of those messages actually don't matter at all. So, a new Kubler-Ross paradigm arises: Shock, dismay, freedom, happiness.
So, I went in and deleted the contents of my "sent mail" file. Little did I realize that this also deleted the copy of every email I have ever sent in all of the individual folders that I had created. So, now hundred of things I had carefully saved for business and personal purposes are gone. There is no way to reverse the action.
At first I was bothered, but then I realized that most of those messages actually don't matter at all. So, a new Kubler-Ross paradigm arises: Shock, dismay, freedom, happiness.