Every so often someone asks about nested subfolders with mutt. I've read most of
those back to about start of 2007. 

I'd like such a system but I haven't got it to work. My question is:

Do you, a mutt user, who is reading this, delete most of your email within a 
short 
period (say a week) ?

Here's my background. I am an academic and I get about 1000 emails a month. 
This doesn't 
include solid-crap spam (nor mailing lists) and I need to keep most of the 
1000. I used pine 
(pre alpine) for many years and had a coarse-sort system of nested folders that 
worked quite 
well. I was attracted to mutt by being able to write config files in emacs, by 
the prospect of 
using procmail to do presorting, and by the prospect of using mairix to search 
across the folder 
system. And the colours are nice too. (I have Mutt 1.5.18 under Ubuntu 9.04, 
using Maildir, 
downloading to hard disc by running fetchmail on commandline (so I don't get 
distracted 
by new mail while dealing with existing).)

Maybe mutt just isn't for keepers of emails? Or am I missing something?

Chas

                                          
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