I've been reading Pine manual when found some interesting recommendations. So much interesting at time of writing, 1998 as of today in 2020 . Especially in today's world of privacy (or lack of thereof).
I'll quote a few things from Pine (Alpine) manual. My point is that people keep mails forever and I don't want my mails to stay in your mailbox forever. There is a period after they are not relevant. And that's very short for most of my e-mails. Your e-mails too. Consider deleting them and clearing Trash (referred as expunge in the article below).
Pine mail program:
Messages - whether they are in your INBOX or your other Pine folders - occupy storage space, and your storage space is limited.
When you save a message to another folder, you are given a choice: you can store it in the saved-messages folder, or you can specify another folder. Once you save a message, the copy in your INBOX folder automatically is marked for deletion so that you only will have one copy. When you quit Pine, you are asked to confirm whether or not you want to expunge the copy from the INBOX folder. To conserve space, it is a good idea to do this.
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You keep your Pine folders clean by routinely deleting messages you do not want.
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Electronic mail is a unique medium of communication. Messages can be replied to or forwarded with speed and ease, and email has the potential to reach a wide audience. These features can also be misused. There are a few basic guidelines for the responsible use of email that can help you avoid common mistakes while you enjoy the full benefits of this technology.
The privacy of an email message cannot be guaranteed. An email message may be forwarded, printed, or permanently stored by any recipient. Email can be misdirected, even when you are careful. Do not put something in an email message that you would not want read by everybody. And if you receive a message intended for someone else, let the sender know.
Email does not show the subtleties of voice or body language. Avoid attempts at irony or sarcasm. The most effective email is short, clear, and relevant. If you receive a message that makes you upset, do not respond immediately, and in any case, avoid "flaming," that is, sending an angry or rude message.
As you use email, keep the following tips in mind:
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