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Topic: responses to electronic mail
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computer science >
commitment as a system
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computational mail
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discussion groups, mail conversations, and teleconferencing
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examples of coordination systems
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semi-structured text
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semistructured messages for automated processing
Summary
Receiving a mail message could automatically initiate a response, or the reader could manual respond. Response could be structured, unstructured, or include execution such as changing calendar or subscribing to a group. (cbb 12/88)
Subtopic: message types
Quote: 'r' for extended conversations with other 'listening' users; 'R' for private reply [»shoeK7_1983] Quote: with Active Mail, initiate an interaction by sending a message that opens a window when read [»goldY11_1992] Quote: Active Mail implements groupware by allowing a receiver to interact with the sender, other recipients, and specified, distributed applications [»goldY11_1992] Quote: on reading a folder creation announcement, Andrew users automatically asked about subscribing [»boreN2_1988]
Subtopic: message templates
Quote: when answering or forwarding a message, InformationLens lists a menu of message types; e.g., bug fix request ==> bug fix commitment [»maloTW4_1987] Quote: when responding to a message, InformationLens suggests additional messages such as 'add to calendar' [»maloTW4_1987] Quote: a message can include a forwarding address for replies; used by name servers, exception handlers, printer servers [»liskB10_1981]
Subtopic: acknowledgement
Quote: Andrew uses boilerplate message templates for rapid response to routine requests; access by keystroke or menu [»boreNS9_1988]
Subtopic: email voting
Quote: Andrew users can request acknowledgements for messages [»boreN2_1988]
Quote: Andrew users can send mail that asks for votes; automatically returned [»boreN2_1988] Quote: EIES provides nine different Delphi-like voting scales; efficient discovery of consensus [»hiltSR7_1985]
Topic: commitment as a system (22 items)
Topic: computational mail (11 items)
Topic: discussion groups, mail conversations, and teleconferencing (29 items)
Topic: examples of coordination systems (23 items)
Topic: semi-structured text (17 items)
Topic: semistructured messages for automated processing
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