1) Associate the original e-mail (and maybe threads) with a “Project or Client”
2) Move/Copy the notes and attachments from an e-mail to a Task for the project
3) Define Priority, Start Date, Due Date & essentials.

The best app I’ve seen thus far for e-mail associations and relationships is Xobni (a plug-in for Outlook), but it doesn’t deal with tasks - just really does an incredible job of organizing e-mail, contacts & attachments.

Besides considering the number of votes a certain person accumulates, ElectionPlatform voting system takes into account the reputation of each voter and candidate, by analyzing the votes they got at their turn. Votes cast by people that are themselves “important” weigh more heavily and help to make other people “important.” At the end, the winner in an election is the person with the highest reputation value, and not necessarily with the majority of votes.

If you could gather together some of the smartest Web developers and ask them to brainstorm a killer app for you, what would you ask them to build? Oh, and they will only have 45 minutes to do it.
No, it’s not another dumb reality TV program from…

Its called Rapleaf!

Sure, its not AJAX-ified, but it does what its supposed to very well… if sites like Ebay would quit acting in such a reactionary way (last I heard Rapleaf was blocked on ebay), we could start making real progress on the Reputation front.

but if we can ask for anything I’d like a nice smart filesystem with a true 3d interface (because an extra axis means extra places to present data) where I can put everything. I mean every-thing. bookmarks, friends, work documents, notes about that thing I was thinking about last week, audio, video, whatever - perfect multi-format storage with a killer interface and learning algorithms organize it all where I can keep everything.

If you’re serious about the ’social’ + ‘financial’ app, your time would be better spent splitting up the group, and having them just stand in a (store/music venue/cafe/bank/sporting event/church) watching people take money out of their pockets and paying for things.

You might actually learn something.

Today I read an article on TechCrunch which was positioned as a poll eliciting responses on a generalized area of development. The framework, as outlined by Erick Schonfeld, was this: “come up with a killer Web app in 45 minutes” for the F…

1. The holy grail of calendaring, the tool that lets us all share our calendar stuff no matter what we use, and which lets us schedule non-work appointments (use case: “I need a haircut between now and my wedding date, and I’d prefer the afternoon”)

2. Web and e-mail infrastructure to allow my credit card / debit card company to create electronic copies of my receipts and get them to me, processable by whatever financial management program I use.

Thanks but I met with them once about using their platform to develop enterprise applications, but the user/month license module doesn’t work for casual users. Imagine completing an Expense Report as an Excel “form” and emailing it around for approval. It’s messy but it’s not costly which makes it difficult to develop a realistic ROI with Salesforce.

Username/Password proliferation is just absolutely ridiculous in the Web society today.

-rsh

By the way, what´s happened with digg? It´s giving problems, it doesnt allow me login.