begin quoting Todd Walton as of Thu, Jan 27, 2005 at 07:10:39PM +0000: [snip] > Not to change the subject, but what is your subject-renaming scheme?
Insert the new topic, followed by (, change the Re: to a Was:, trim the embedded topics if the subject line seems long, and append a ) on the end to close the open-parens. > Why do you so frequently change the subject header? To try to make it reflect the subject at hand. That's what the subject line is for, isn't it? (The In-Reply-To: line is used for threading, or it should be, IIRC, since that's definitive and the subject line is not.) Lord knows I'm not good at it, but I /try/ to be good about it. I mean, if we're headed down the path of discussing "Linux drivers" and the subject says "OpenSolaris", there's a bit of false advertising going on there. Some threads veer more than others; I suspect I'm a force for thread instability as well. This one, for example, seems to bounce all over. -Stewart "Don't know if it is natural inclination or just training" Stremler -- KPLUG-List mailing list [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
