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Comments
I’ve usually done half-a-day’s work by the time the email shows up in my inbox. Howzabout sending it out more like sixish?
I’m willing to experiment with send times. 6 am? I schedule it for 9 am—is it arriving later than that? (Just for my own personal information.)
-a
Yes, it arrives around 9AM. I’m usually long gone by then – out doing man stuff.
Haha, noted.
We’ll take another look at the send time!
I used to get the 5 Best columns from the Atlantic but they stopped sending it after Sept. 26, 2014.
I still get Morning Jolt – now suddenly in duplicate with two different subject headings.
That’s because The Atlantic couldn’t come up with even one best column.
The e-mail was from the Atlantic, but the columns ususally weren’t.
They might be from the Washington Post, Bloomberg View, Politico, the Financial Times, CNN, the New York Times. the Guardian, National Journal, the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, the New Republic, the Los Angeles Times or even some place like Grantland.