On Sun, 06 Jan 2008 18:19:41 -0500, Randy wrote:
> How do you kill-file someone efficiently? I read that there
> is a kill-file mechanism but it's slow, and that the efficient
> way to do it is via scoring, but I couldn't find a description of
> how to use scoring to kill someone (a usenet news author, e.g.).
I've set this in my .gnus:
; Scoring, don't show the lowest of the low:
(setq gnus-summary-expunge-below -9999)
And in my ~/News/all.SCORE I have (among other things):
(
("from"
("[EMAIL PROTECTED] (I Don't Want To Read)" -10000 nil e)
)
That puts them completely out of eyesight. The people I don't want to
read but still want listed I just score -5000, for fun.
Best regards,
--
"Gravity is arbitrary!" Adam Sjøgren
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