Gianugo Rabellino wrote:
>I challenge any of you to catch up after a few days away from the ML,
>get a message from a populated thread, glance at it and understand what
Oh yes, it's not easy, especially for people like me who only read the list
every few days. The only way this place is tolerable is because I'm
actually on the far side of a mail2news gateway and the newsreader (slrn)
has a function to collapse quotes to a single line (T in default bindings).
Anyone who's on a Unix system should probably consider putting high-traffic
lists into a local newsserver if they can. It's also an easy way for others
on your system to get read-only access to them. The filtering and scoring
systems of newsreaders are generally far better than mail clients, as they
assume that you're only interested in a small fraction of the messages.
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