Catching buried asks
An ask three replies deep in a thread you never reopened gets caught the same as an obvious one.
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Not every task arrives as a clean, direct line at the top of a message. Plenty show up buried, an aside in reply three of a long thread, a passing line in the middle of a meeting that moved on quickly.
Depth doesn't matter
rememberr reads the whole thread or transcript, not just the first message or the last one. An ask made in passing, three replies deep, in a thread you never went back to, gets caught the same way an obvious one at the top of an email would.
It still goes through review
A buried ask lands on your review screen exactly like any other catch, with its excerpt and confidence read attached, so you can see the line it came from and judge it for yourself.
Catches like this are often the ones worth the closest look, they're easy to lose track of yourself, which is exactly why rememberr exists to catch them.
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