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	<title>iterativelearning &#187; Nokia</title>
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		<title>Drafts vs. Outbox</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[My Nokia (6x) went down for a bit today and when it came back online, I went to my txt message drafts folder to re-send those that I presume didn&#8217;t transmit. Interestingly, these unsent messages weren&#8217;t in the Drafts folder, but in the Outbox folder. Maybe I&#8217;m too accustomed to the Mac Mail interface, but [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My Nokia (6x) went down for a bit today and when it came back online, I went to my txt message drafts folder to re-send those that I presume didn&#8217;t transmit. Interestingly, these unsent messages weren&#8217;t in the Drafts folder, but in the Outbox folder.
<p> Maybe I&#8217;m too accustomed to the Mac Mail interface, but it seems like the Drafts folder would be the better place to store unsent messages, rather than the Outbox. I wonder what testing would reveal? Would more users first check the Drafts or the Outbox? Let the testing begin &#8230;</p>
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