From the article:<p>> Inbox Zero might be impractical every day, but Inbox Organized happens without breaking a sweat.<p>My experience is the absolute opposite. Organising mails is a strange game, and the only winning move is not to play.<p>I get the information out of the emails as soon as I can, and put it into a system that is actually manageable.<p>GTD had it right from the start. Thank you David Allen.<p>You want harsh feedback ? I'll never pay for your system, because it would lead to more work for me on the long run, not less. Emails are not todo list: todo list are mostly signal, while emails are mostly noise. Your system organize noise, and automatically. This has no value to me.<p>But you could build a system that I actually need. An inbox that I would enjoy.<p>Indeed, I don't need a system that help me organise my various sources of informations and tasks. I have so many of them that would be terrible even if it worked, anyway. Managing 20 organized systems in parallel is hell.<p>I need systems that make it easy to extract the relevant informations from them, and put the result in one central organized place for action, and another one for archive. A system that filters noise, and get me in control. That's it.<p>Eventually, my life is just that: being, doing and knowing. I don't need a system for the first. I don't want more than 2 systems for the 2 last.