I want to sort out every conversation I have in Telegram. I have 4 accounts, and I need to make sure everything from them is pulled into my vault.
Conversations come in several kinds:
1) One-on-one chats. Everything, from the very beginning of those accounts, has to be parsed, written out, put into the vault and linked up.
I am thinking of maybe making a CRM card for everyone. But maybe it is not worth it... I have to decide.
At the very least, if the person is already in my CRM, the conversation has to go onto their card.
Then again, my CRM is built around Telegram: one dialogue with someone is already a card. So it makes sense to put absolutely every dialogue I have ever had onto the matching card.
2) Small groups, up to 20 people. There are a lot of them: some are spam, some are the real thing.
These are groups I was invited into, or that I created and invited someone into. Intro groups, where I was introduced or I introduced someone. Collaboration groups: I worked with bloggers, talked to launchpads, to exchanges and so on.
Those have to be parsed too, and filed with the people who are in them.
3) VIP groups, where engineers or investors actually talk to each other. Not crypto groups waiting for to the moon, when Binance and so on. An investor community, roughly speaking.
There can be 100 people in one, or 1000. I would say somewhere between 50-100 people and fifteen hundred.
I need a proper read on which groups are trash and which are not.
4) Junk. I sit in a certain number of trash groups that I do not need at all. Better to leave them. But I only leave other people's groups, obviously. If the group is mine, I must never leave it.
Maybe I should start a separate session that leaves those groups.
5) And there are a few VIP communities, like Sostav, Lobsters and so on. Those I will work through separately.
If I find a group roughly on the level of Sostav or Lobsters, it goes on a separate list.
I may have to start a separate session for each one of them and work the same way.
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