Hi,

I have some Maildir questions I hope people can help with. I'm new to
Maildir and trying to figure out how to best set it up for use with
mu4e.

My existing email workflow with alpine is about 30-40 folders that
things get CC'd to. Generally by person, sometimes by project.  Pine
has best performance with smaller mailboxes, which is why I have many
of them. This made searching non-optimal (unless you know which
mailbox to start in). mu has best performance with few messages,
suggesting frequent archiving and setting ".noupdate". If I switch to
mu4e it seems like it'll be easiest/best if I reduce this to only one
(sent), or perhaps just a few that are 'active', and the rest with a
".noupdate".

Right now I have Maildir/INBOX and Maildir/foo and Maildir/bar and
many others. Is this even correct, or should it be ".foo" and ".bar"?

To archive, do I just make Maildir/Archive-pre-2014 and move
everything inside it? Or is it Maildir/Archive-pre-2014.foo and
Maildir/Archive-pre-2014.bar, or Maildir/.archive/.2004/.foo, or
Maildir/.archive.2004.foo?

If I email someone replying / following up to an old message, and
everything is now getting Fcc'd (or is the terminology "archived"?) to
"sent", does this break threading? How do people handle this? It seems
like threading might still work, since this thread says org-links work
even after things get archived 
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/mu-discuss/archive$20/mu-discuss/GLDx_Udh5wo/ZCKvGEv8s50J

Perhaps I'm overthinking this whole thing, but I'd be curious to hear
some best-practices for people with >100k emails that don't want to
wait 30 seconds for 'mu index' each time they update.

Cheers,

   -k.

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