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[gotmilk]

Between the lines of grubmasher & milky.

GMail has some APIs that are available to third party develpers.
Putting these APIs behind IH's corporate firewall would allow Bob,
Dave and Matt to create add-on(s) and fancy one-of-a-kind features
to "knock the socks off" Churak and totally confuse Susie.

GMail enables features like group calendaring of market events,
shared trading space for storage of charts and collaborative tasks.

GMail doesn't offer folders in the traditional way, but instead it uses
a lableling and archiving system that performs the same role as folders,
allowing an IH member to migrate their saved Mailbox contents into what
for double sure Google is an expert way over Bob to allow a user to take
a "works for me" perspective approach to organize based on personal needs.

... instant messenging and VoIP services go hand in glove with e-mail.

Gmail Chat let users exchange text messages with others without having
to log onto a separate chat program, making instant messaging simpler
and more integrated with the e-mail program.

IH's iTrustmark® System will be the required front-end to IH's Gmail
e-mail and instant-messaging between IH members, as until a trust
is requested and executed between two members using the already means
of Public & Private postings, no existance of a member by another is visual
for an e-mail or instant-message. This will prevents the sleepless nights
for occams_belletrist_razor worring about what lurks waiting for him,
as only those with a mutual Matt's trustmark will be, for example,
allowed to see who has declared themselves available to chat.

The ability to store instant-message conversations allows for a capture
that can filed or e-mailed or simply made into a public or private post.