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Deleting unread memos (19)

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11 Jan 11, 8:29 PM
strictlynormal
UK(HD), 6 yrs

relaxed1 wrote:
.... If you delete is before it's read, it's always been removed from both your sent box and the recipient's inbox.

Alas, as I found out, that wasn't always so

Fortunately the system was changed sometime in 2009

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11 Jan 11, 8:42 PM
ToakReon

UK(RH), 12 yrs

pink_lolita wrote:
Cheers all, i thought it had been changed, because if it hadn't i may have had to grovel

[pink]

From which I assume someone sent a memo that someone shouldn't really have sent?

*SMIRK*

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11 Jan 11, 9:01 PM
magpieuk
UK(LA), 5 yrs

Yes thank god (that is Admin) made it so that unfortunately termed memos could be deleted in the nick of time. It's esp for those moments when you send an email about a person to said person instead of your best mate whilst having a bit of meanie meanie nur nur moment.

I wish it worked in texts...wibble

Come to the darkside - we have cookies...

11 Jan 11, 9:10 PM
viragoangel
UK(FY), 5 yrs

Slightly off at a tangent but...

They have a great thing on (CM) where you can unsend a memo. All they get is a message saying the sender "unsent it" and it drives them mad begging to know what you said. I love it when someone pees me off. I do it, then block them. Had all kinds of messages from "friends of" asking me to unblock someone as they need to speak to me...lol

I can be such a bitch when someone gets up my nose.

jules.x

12 Jan 11, 1:31 AM
Romola
UK, 7 yrs

viragoangel wrote:
Slightly off at a tangent but...

I can be such a bitch when someone gets up my nose.

jules.x

That's the only reason I can ever imagine for me unsending something or wishing it unsaid. If i regret saying/writing/sending something, I think it's a good discipline to suck it up, apologise if necessary, live with the regret and learn to think more before speaking/writing/sending in future.

It's only a weblog

12 Jan 11, 1:32 AM
Romola
UK, 7 yrs

magpieuk wrote:
Yes thank god (that is Admin) made it so that unfortunately termed memos could be deleted in the nick of time. It's esp for those moments when you send an email about a person to said person instead of your best mate whilst having a bit of meanie meanie nur nur moment.

I wish it worked in texts...wibble

Ahhh, that's a reason I hadn't thought of! Still, it makes for a conversational opener.....

It's only a weblog

12 Jan 11, 1:40 AM
sensory_acuity
UK(S), 6 yrs

Wish it had worked back in the pre-texting days and leaving voicemails! Ugh! So glad I don't drink anymore!

Yup I can identify with that

12 Jan 11, 2:08 AM
x_zero_x
UK(DD), 10 yrs

PennieBlack wrote:
If only it worked for text messages... very useful if you're the type who gets tipsy and sends big rambling heartfelt messages then regrets it the morning after.

Not that I'd ever do such a thing.

i get a thing called push messages that delete teselves as soon as they have been read

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13 Jan 11, 2:29 AM
Black0rchid
UK, 2 yrs

I wish btinternet e-mails worked the same way.

Funny how different things look the following morning in the light of day.

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If you lie down with the dogs, you get up with the fleas.

Edited 13 Jan 11, 2:30 AM by Black0rchid