Why is it that it is no longer possible to delete e-mail messages in a regular way? "Sure, it is!" you say. "Look, here is my right-click menu from Thunderbird:"
"Ooh," I say, "let's click it." The message disappears. On further investigation, however, it turns out that this message is still there, still taking up space and cluttering up your mailbox:
Why, if the message is still there, is this called Delete?! If you're moving something to the trash, instead of deleting it call it Move to Trash!
Thunderbird is not the only application with this problem. Here's my Google Mail:
On clicking Delete, our friend Google Mail will helpfully move the selected message(s) to the Bin where you have the option to Delete forever… which is apparently different from regular deletions which are temporary.
Why, Google and almost every other software builder, why?! If you are deleting stuff, label the button Delete. If you are moving stuff label it Move. It's not that hard, really.
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