Mike A wrote:
> Adding a [dia] list tag would follow what seems to have become a list
> standard.
Every email send through the Dia mailing list has the following header:
List-Id: discussions about usage and development of dia \
So filtering on header "List-Id:" that contain "dia-list.gnome.o
On Wed, 8 Mar 2006, wen wrote:
> "dia-list" (not caring about the subject) to the dia-folder. That works
> for all the mails.
Most mail programs provide a way to sort based on sender.
At the moment I receive Dia emails once a day grouped together as a
digest, but i used to read them as they came
Paul, like you I too am a "lurker". I wholly agree with your comments.
Separating mails into folders works but for people like me who are members
of several technical forums it's a pain to go hunting. I like to see my
mails on the day they arrive and in one place, recognise the value of each
immed
On Wed, 08 Mar 2006 08:48:20 +
Paul Sutton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am a casual reader of this list, just a thought regarding mailing list
> headers, it's seems to be common practice (well fairly) common to
> include the list name within the message subject, e.g my local linux
Hi
I am a casual reader of this list, just a thought regarding mailing list
headers, it's seems to be common practice (well fairly) common to
include the list name within the message subject, e.g my local linux
user group has [LUG] In the subject line automatically inserted by the
server, it
