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April 2 is International Mark All As Read Day

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How many blog posts haven’t you read yet?

How many podcasts haven’t you listened to yet?

How many messages in your inbox are just languishing there?

Some of them are landmines. After all, yesterday was April Fool’s Day, but you might not get to those April 1 blog posts in your RSS reader for a while – how embarrassing would it be in a week to start tweeting, blogging, or podcasting about something that folks knew was a joke 6 days earlier?

April 2 is the best day of the year to simply click Mark All As Read or Archive or whatever mechanism you use for a clean start. Lots of people do this on January 1, but re-blogging a post from December 31 isn’t as big a deal as re-blogging a prank as a serious article on April 2.

So click that Mark All As Read button, force yourself to go to Inbox Zero today, and make sure that April Fool’s Jokes stay contained to April 1. Celebrate a clean new inbox on April 2!

Happy International Mark All As Read Day!

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14 responses to “April 2 is International Mark All As Read Day”

  1. Bob Goyetche Avatar
    Bob Goyetche

    brilliant logic here – I support this wholeheartedly!

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  2. Bob Goyetche Avatar
    Bob Goyetche

    brilliant logic here – I support this wholeheartedly!

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  3. Bob Goyetche Avatar
    Bob Goyetche

    brilliant logic here – I support this wholeheartedly!

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  4. BobGoyetche Avatar
    BobGoyetche

    brilliant logic here – I support this wholeheartedly!

    Reply
  5. Stuartfoster Avatar
    Stuartfoster

    I love this Chris…just saw this from @Dough. This was better then about 90% of the April Fools stuff yesterday, made even funnier by the fact that I so hit “Mark all as read” this morning. Kudos for putting a name with it.

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  6. Stuartfoster Avatar
    Stuartfoster

    I love this Chris…just saw this from @Dough. This was better then about 90% of the April Fools stuff yesterday, made even funnier by the fact that I so hit “Mark all as read” this morning. Kudos for putting a name with it.

    Reply
  7. Stuartfoster Avatar
    Stuartfoster

    I love this Chris…just saw this from @Dough. This was better then about 90% of the April Fools stuff yesterday, made even funnier by the fact that I so hit “Mark all as read” this morning. Kudos for putting a name with it.

    Reply
  8. Kyle Judkins Avatar
    Kyle Judkins

    I completely agree. I dread April fool's day just for all the extra crap that gets put on the Internet that day.

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  9. Kyle Judkins Avatar
    Kyle Judkins

    I completely agree. I dread April fool's day just for all the extra crap that gets put on the Internet that day.

    Reply
  10. Kyle Judkins Avatar
    Kyle Judkins

    I completely agree. I dread April fool's day just for all the extra crap that gets put on the Internet that day.

    Reply
  11. Stuart Foster Avatar
    Stuart Foster

    I love this Chris…just saw this from @Dough. This was better then about 90% of the April Fools stuff yesterday, made even funnier by the fact that I so hit “Mark all as read” this morning. Kudos for putting a name with it.

    Reply
  12. Stuart Foster Avatar
    Stuart Foster

    I love this Chris…just saw this from @Dough. This was better then about 90% of the April Fools stuff yesterday, made even funnier by the fact that I so hit “Mark all as read” this morning. Kudos for putting a name with it.

    Reply
  13. Kyle Judkins Avatar
    Kyle Judkins

    I completely agree. I dread April fool's day just for all the extra crap that gets put on the Internet that day.

    Reply
  14. Kyle Judkins Avatar
    Kyle Judkins

    I completely agree. I dread April fool's day just for all the extra crap that gets put on the Internet that day.

    Reply

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