A subsequent discussion about "inserts" revealed that Google had initially been unaware of the complications of the book licensing environment and that the education process led to considerable delay in reaching an agreement.

Google ne connaît que les process et les standards qu'il crée. Demander à Google de faire comme tout le monde demande un long travail d'éducation.

Given the extreme openness and small size of our JSR, we believe that the

full blown JCP process is overkill. JSR-330 EG member Roberto Chinnici sent

a very nice letter to the Executive Council (EC) mailing list asking them to

let us skip EDR and jump to Public Review (PR).

C'est marrant comme les mecs de Google ont des problèmes avec les processus d'établissement des standards.

From the team that brought you Mail Goggles, here comes...Advanced IMAP Controls, a Labs feature that lets you fine-tune your Gmail IMAP experience. You can choose which labels to sync in IMAP -- useful if you find your mail client choking on a big [Gmail]/All Mail folder.

After enabling this Lab, just go to the Labels tab under Settings. You'll see a new 'Show in IMAP' checkbox next to each of your labels. Uncheck the box and the corresponding folder will disappear from IMAP.

Dans la famille "rien à foutre des standards", donnez-moi Google.