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iankennedy
about 1 year ago about Yahoo
Ok, I work for Yahoo so I’m going to biased but I think it’s really cool to know there’s someplace I can archive all my email from now until whenever.
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Long overdue & neat
submitted by skyking about 1 year ago
Bravo Yahoo. Bravo. Now to see if others do the same. Hello Google for Google Earth/Maps alone. To download more Music files. A-Z.
(awaiting hiring by Yahoo anyway, So CA).
submitted by prowsej 6 months ago
... where whenever is defined as the point in time where Yahoo! is bought out and then the policy changes. Like when Yahoo! Photos was shut down and users were compelled to move to flickr.
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