"Why doesn't the phone provide for a timed period of not ringing (which could have an intelligent default and be easy to override) after which it automatically reverts to ringing again? ...if my phone's software was like Firefox in the sense of having a good plug-in architecture fox extensions, I could do this myself." -- Mitch Kapor, April 2006
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