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From: Christopher Wellons <wellons@nullprogram.com>
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Subject: Re: (neo)mutt integration with org-mode
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Thanks for reaching out, Gour! Despite all my time with Emacs, I've just 
never gotten into Org. I suppose I'm just not that organized! Elfeed's 
Org integration was mostly the work of Matus Goljer and Remy Honig, and 
I just avoid breaking it, so it's not reflection of my own habits. I 
have no comments about Org integration with email.

> So, moving toward vim/mutt/mu would be simplification of my workflow 
> in comparison with the Emacs based ones...

Per my article about Mutt, I'm happier without Emacs playing a central 
role in my email workflow. It's been over three years, and I still feel 
that way. Better to compose independent tools than to duct-tape tools 
together in Emacs. With Mutt I could easily swap Vim out for Emacs+Evil 
or any other editor. But when I was using Notmuch, each component was 
interdependent; it even mattered which specific version of Notmuch was 
running inside (notmuch.el) vs. outside of Emacs (notmuch binary).