On 11/7/06, Lars Hecking <lhecking at users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> Frank Duignan writes:
> > Colm, is it possibly to have two subject line prefixes:
> > [ILUG] for member posts
> > [NILUG] for non-member posts.
> > If this is easy then all members can use their mail rules to do with
> > non-subscriber posts as they see fit.
> > f.
>> Actually, can we get rid of the prefixes altogether? They're a waste of space
> anyway, and it's as easy (and makes more sense) to filter on different headers.
>
I think the fact that you don't use isn't sufficient cause to get rid of them.
If they annoy you, then you should configure your mail system to
remove such tags. If the tags were removed, then I'd have to set up
something to reinsert them at my end, before they hit my MUA, because
I generally scan through mails from different lists, because while I
like them all together, I like to be able to distinguish them.
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