When discussing online, sometimes two or more questions
come up, but some people tend to answer one question only
(usually the first question or the last one) and leave all the
rest open.
It might be a cultural issue, although it happens with people
from all around the world. Say I have
a list of questions: I
want
to know if they can provide the service I'm asking for, I want
to
know how much it costs, and when they expect to deliver.
Also I
want to ask if they saw my umbrella that I left over when I
was in the office.
I can't say: Can you do it, and if so when and for how much.
And did you perhaps see the umbrella I left in your office?
No.
Because I'll get only one answer.
So I put in the delayed-chat box on the side my own notes, on
separate lines. I can connect and detach notes, and I can
choose to put them onto the chat.
This is a chrome extension that is set to show in the empty
area
usually available to the right or left of the main chat or
discussion, and can eaisily be "popped over" or hidden when
wanted. It can ask you if you want to remember your entries
for the particular chat.
You can also mark some of your remarks as private so they
aren't sent by mistake, and can be used as reminders for
yourself, and you hide some remarks and show them again
later
at will.