Your recent use of stars, archive and delete: Messages you star are probably more important than messages you archive without opening. Which messages you reply to: If you always reply to messages from your mom, messages she sends are likely to be important.
What keywords spark your interest: If you always read messages about soccer, a new message that contains those same soccer words is more likely to be important. Which messages you open: Messages you open are likely to be more important than those you skip over. Any ideas how to get ALL messages to appear in the regular Inbox (I know they appear in the "All Mail" box, but that and the Important box are always at the bottom of the Mac Mail screen and in another list on my iPhone, several clicks away, and I'd love to see everything just in the Inbox).To predict which of your incoming messages are important, Gmail automatically takes into account a number of signals, including:Who you email: If you email Bob a lot, it’s likely that messages from Bob are important. This has left me missing some pretty vital messages (I won't use the word "important" here. It seems the source of the problem is that Google decides certain messages are important, but does NOT show them in the regular Inbox. I just clicked on " Don't use my past actions to predict which messages are important." in the Google Mail account, but I doubt this will fix the problem.
These are vital messages, but they do not show up in the regular Inbox in any of these 3 circumstances. Certain messages are ONLY showing in my "Important" subfolder in all circumstances - in Mac Mail, on the iPhone Mail, and as well in Google Mail through a browser. I have a slightly different problem with this.
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