Paul Lussier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It's a lot easier for people to search an IMAP box, and if they're
> already using an IMAP mail client, there's no need for them to a)
> subscribe to the list, they can just look in the IMAP folder, and b)
> change clients to search the archives.
Not that I don't think that there is a lot of merit to this idea, but:
1: Does your system prevent users from erasing stuff in the archives?
After all, they have access to the mailbox.
2: How do people without IMAP accounts on the box search the
archives? I realize the original poster probably doesn't have
this problem, but I'm talking about the general case.
3: How would all of this stuff make it into a search engine? Again,
I am asking about the general case.
As a programmer I've often appreciated the fact that I've been able to
get CVS logs from various web sites. This is why I ask.
Thanks,
--kevin
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