Should I leave the email open on my MBP

Hello all, should I leave my mail open or closed on my MBP?  I like to know when I have mail and thought that I might just leave it up?  Also I do like to hear a mail sound when mail comes in.

That is up to you. No harm will come to your Mac or the mail program by leaving it open.

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