When there is a single unread message, that belongs to a thread, I can view the parent of the message by the default keybinding "^". However, it seems that I am not able to view the full thread, including the sibling messages. I would live to view the full tree of the thread: the root and all the messages that were span off it.
Gnus has the command "gnus-summary-show-all-threads" and "gnus-summary-show-thread". These commands do not show the full tree for me, deceivingly. Gnus also has the variable "gnus-show-threads" which is "t" in my case. I am still not able to see the full tree. I am able to see the full tree once I mark the unread message as read, quit, and then visit the group, where I can see all the messages. Any idea if there is a function that show the complete thread? To reproduce my situation, visit any newsgroup/email that has threads. Pick a message which is part of a thread. The message has to have a sibling. Mark it as unread via "gnus-summary-put-mark-as-unread". Quit. Visit the group again and you will b confronted with only that message. -- Husain
