I have a similar idea for managing contacts where the contact is "bumped" up whenever any type of communication is made (send/receive phone calls, emails, SMS's, etc)
Less important contacts naturally settle to the bottom. You can scan the list once in a while for people you've neglected but wish to keep in touch with.
Interestingly, KakaoTalk, a popular messaging app in Korea, organizes your chat rooms like this and I use it much more than the alphabetical list of contacts.
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I have a similar idea for managing contacts where the contact is "bumped" up whenever any type of communication is made (send/receive phone calls, emails, SMS's, etc)
Less important contacts naturally settle to the bottom. You can scan the list once in a while for people you've neglected but wish to keep in touch with.
Interestingly, KakaoTalk, a popular messaging app in Korea, organizes your chat rooms like this and I use it much more than the alphabetical list of contacts.
YES! This.