Jun 27 2011: That's exactly what I find - increased distractibility due to connectivity and therefore I have a greater pile of "open tabs" waiting for my attention at the end of the day.
Jun 27 2011: Separate e-mail accounts for work and play (with my play account acting as a filter for notifications from social sites), two different Twitter accounts (work and play), actually, pretty much two different accounts for work and play on every site. I get far more messages for play than I do for work, so I feel free to ignore it till I have time in the evening or weekend.
After all, it's just play, right? I can choose to participate or not.
But the real problem is remembering to clear out my inbox after the related situation is resolved.
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After all, it's just play, right? I can choose to participate or not.
But the real problem is remembering to clear out my inbox after the related situation is resolved.