Wedge

lol

That's the reason any email client (at least those I know) and webmail (at least those I use, and if I don't use one, it's probably not worth using :P J/K) implements some sort of automatic filtering (also called rules sometimes) that can be used at several different levels (from moving all the emails from a certain source to another folder, up to filter based on almost any aspect of the email like body content, subject, from, to, reply-to, etc.).

My inbox is always (well, mostly O:-)) clean and minimalist, apart from spam the inbox contains only emails I'm too lazy to set up a filter that redirects them to the appropriate folder.

Feeds are something I don't use any more, I used feeds quite a lot (at least for my standards LOL) for news, but it's about 3/4 years I don't read any of them (I think I have folders of feeds with more than 10k unread messages lol).

On the token: I don't know, I feel it's a bit more difficult.
Let's imagine a scenario: you have here on the forum an hidden section where you post some sensible data, let's say a board you use as ticketing system, with the "privacy" function, and all the members of a certain group (those that do support) are allowed to see the topics inside. One of the member of this support group uses a feed to keep track of the activity on the board. By mistake (or by ignorance) he sends the feed url including the token to someone else (or even posts it on the internet). This will give anyone access to any "recent past" and future (up to when you discover it) post on that board. That access could include informations like admin passwords and ftp usernames and passwords.
Is this an acceptable risk?

Of course my example is a kind of exaggeration on the subject, but it's an example.
Of course you could reply that sharing username and password of an account is the same, true, but people are instructed daily not to share their data and use strong passwords, though there are still many that just use qwerty [1] and sends it to anyone that ask them the password.

1.

Heck, a web agency (actually I had to force myself to call it web agency, but okay), so someone that should be kind of aware of the risks involved in the web, sold an e-commerce website to a friend of mine and the access to the administration panel was admin/admin and it's not they didn't change it to "let the user secure it", they didn't even think about changing it.

A space after the dot maybe?

I'm using my email just because it was already considered the "garbage" email (i.e. the email I use for almost anything like mailing list, not trustable websites, etc.), I didn't see any peak on spam, I always have 22/23 new emails in gmail spam folder, so it's kind of stable.
Others have seen spam (I seem to remember SleePy ranting about it).
Dunno.

I know that's a dumb question, because I'm sure I did it before, but at the moment I can't see how do it...

How do I "mark as read" the notifications? :blush:

No, I want to be able to reach it with my own hands! :P