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(Unverified)Nov 14th 2006 11:32AM
alex, I would totally agree with you, if I hadn't forced myself to live in/rely on Gmail for an entire week earlier this year. And now threaded "conversations," with my replies embedded (rather than stored in "Sent Mail") seem to be a very sensible arrangement. I got used to it, and found myself missing the Gmail arrangement when I would switch back to Yahoo Mail Beta. After waffling for the past several months, I just made the full switch to Gmail this past weekend. Yahoo Mail Beta has some cool features, but Gmail is by far the fastest and most efficient webmail to use (IMHO).