~BrightestStar~
Blue Crack Supplier
Dearest Powers that Be,
It has come to be time and again that while the informative and colourful graphical representation of my inbox's free space has displayed a more than generous amount of room for new messages, I am constantly hounded by enraged outcries that my inbox is full!
While I was perplexed at first I was soon enlightened to the cause.
If, like me, you happen to save a selection of your sent messages, then that pretty little graph is actually a big fat deceiving liar, meant to lull you into a false sense of complacency.
And I shall stand for it no more!!!!!
I demand (in a polite and respectful way) that graphical representations actually be representative!
As such, I propose a query as to whether it is possible to have the little graphs simply tell us how much free space we have left in general?
And if so, would the great powers consider modifying it in said manner?
Merci beaucoup.
It has come to be time and again that while the informative and colourful graphical representation of my inbox's free space has displayed a more than generous amount of room for new messages, I am constantly hounded by enraged outcries that my inbox is full!
While I was perplexed at first I was soon enlightened to the cause.
If, like me, you happen to save a selection of your sent messages, then that pretty little graph is actually a big fat deceiving liar, meant to lull you into a false sense of complacency.
And I shall stand for it no more!!!!!
I demand (in a polite and respectful way) that graphical representations actually be representative!
As such, I propose a query as to whether it is possible to have the little graphs simply tell us how much free space we have left in general?
And if so, would the great powers consider modifying it in said manner?
Merci beaucoup.
I know I know... I fwd this to Elvis. It is a good idea.
a full box? I'll give you one!
