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heroAlt: pastel colored stationery background with a bunch of calendars and personal organization tools in a crayon drawing style
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After working for quite a bit I like to catch up with some old friends from time
to time, when I made a surprising discovery -- many of them don't really use a
calendar of any sort to manage their lives. Tracking something that happens more
than a week into the future is generally out of the picture.
I'd occasionally catch up with some old friends every now and then, and over
time I made a surprising discovery -- many of them don't really use a calendar
of any sort to manage their lives. Tracking something that happens more than a
week into the future is generally out of the picture.
But I understand. Putting events into a calendar is kind of a chore. Calendars
that are [standards-compliant][3] are still primarily use email for the most part
that are [standards-compliant][3] still primarily use email for the most part
(sending invites, updating times, etc.) and calendars that aren't
standards-compliant won't be compatible between different people unless they're
using the same service.