> > Tagging means adding a tag to a specific thread that is created to > make sure it can easily be filtered out and most importantly it can > easily be configured as a watcher (i.e the process that allows you to > receive an email when a new email / response has been added to a > thread). Our Discourse instance already has a tag called "evolution", > which can be used to tag a specific thread at creation time (or later > on in the process) to make sure it gets properly filtered for > contributors that are only interested in mc conversations. Each > Discourse category comes with an email endpoint, let's say you want > to create a new thread under the Applications category, you can send > an email to the applicati...@discourse.gnome.org email and it gets > automatically posted to Discourse, like you do today with Mailman. In > the background we can configure an automatic tag, that is whenever > the Evolution or Evo (or anything you prefer) word is mentioned > (similar to what happens today with Mailman list name tag on > subjects) the "evolution" tag is automatically added to your thread, > that eases consumption by your contributors which have watchers > defined for the "evolution" tag.
So, the emails from Discourse come with a category label, not a tag label. i.e. the emails have a subject of "[Applications] ....". There doesn't seem to be any indication in the headers of the Tag(s) that caused the notification email to be sent. If someone is interested in more than one Gnome application, as far as I can see there's no way of filtering the two different "lists". Is this correct or am I missing something? P. _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
