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I read everything, because I am usually interested in the whole conversation. I know all people who send replies. But I don't think I'd like to choose the people I read the replies from. I would not choose which one I'd like to read. I read everything.

==== Feedback to our UX idea ====

==== '''Feedback to our UX mail threading idea''' ====

I showed a picture of the mockup with threading graph

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This often happens to most of my colleagues as well.

'''Feedback to our UX idea'''

'''Feedback to our UX mail threading idea'''

Yes, great. Indeed, I cannot see a better way to select the content that we want to see. Good idea.

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== '''Andrea B - 23.01.2025''' ==

== '''Andrea B - 22.01.2025''' ==

*Age: Around 40

*Work: Project manager, Milan

*Work: Project manager in a small size Creative Studio, Milan

How many times I check mails: around 10 times per day.

I use Outlook, Gmail and Yahoo with corresponding app. ~~Outlook~~ for ~~work~~.

I use Outlook, Gmail and Yahoo with corresponding app. All three email accounts are equally active and used in the same manner.

I don't normally have long email exchanges because I prefer to use instant messaging.

I use conversation view in Gmail, which condenses related emails. I find the current email interfaces sufficiently intuitive.

'''Feedback to our UX mail threading idea'''

Showed interest in the visual representation of email threads, but initially found it confusing.

After explanation, acknowledged the potential usefulness of the thread visualization, especially for remote teams with long conversations.

'''Feedback to our UX combined chat/mail idea'''

I see potential value in having all communications chat/mail in one place to reduce stress of checking multiple platforms.

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 I read everything, because I am usually interested in the whole conversation. I know all people who send replies. But I don't think I'd like to choose the people I read the replies from. I would not choose which one I'd like to read. I read everything.
-==== Feedback to our UX idea ====
+==== '''Feedback to our UX mail threading idea''' ====
 I showed a picture of the mockup with threading graph
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 This often happens to most of my colleagues as well.
-'''Feedback to our UX idea'''
+'''Feedback to our UX mail threading idea'''
 Yes, great. Indeed, I cannot see a better way to select the content that we want to see. Good idea.
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-== '''Andrea B - 23.01.2025''' ==
+== '''Andrea B - 22.01.2025''' ==
 *Age: Around 40
-*Work: Project manager, Milan
+*Work: Project manager in a small size Creative Studio, Milan
 How many times I check mails: around 10 times per day.
-I use Outlook, Gmail and Yahoo with corresponding app. Outlook for work.
+I use Outlook, Gmail and Yahoo with corresponding app. All three email accounts are equally active and used in the same manner.
+I don't normally have long email exchanges because I prefer to use instant messaging.
+I use conversation view in Gmail, which condenses related emails. I find the current email interfaces sufficiently intuitive.
+'''Feedback to our UX mail threading idea'''
+Showed interest in the visual representation of email threads, but initially found it confusing.
+After explanation, acknowledged the potential usefulness of the thread visualization, especially for remote teams with long conversations.
+'''Feedback to our UX combined chat/mail idea'''
+I see potential value in having all communications chat/mail in one place to reduce stress of checking multiple platforms.