On 09/05/2012 14:33, Meyer, Bruce wrote:
HiJacking a thread? What are you talking about? If I had maintained someone's subject but changed the content, that is hijacking a thread. Merely hitting 'reply' and deleting the subject and replacing it, deleting the body and writing my own does not seem to me, to qualify as hijacking a thread. That is creating a new thread, by changing the subject and body. Or am I completely missing something? I do sort by thread on my machine and my emails are perfectly sorted. Perhaps you should start sorting my subject instead of X-header or whatever you are threading on now.
When you upgrade to a threaded mail reader you will understand :-)Actually, replying to another thread to start your own is considered 'hijacking'
If you were to change or omit the following headers in your reply, then it would not be considered a hijack:
Thread-Index: Ac0sdhy95mbOFeZ/TfuR7Pqyo+E6LQ== In-Reply-To:<011701cd2c3b$a12b6240$e38226c0$@it.net> -- Best Regards, Giles Coochey, CCNA Security, CCNA NetSecSpec Ltd giles.cooc...@netsecspec.co.uk Tel: +44 (0) 7983 877 438 Live Messenger: gi...@coochey.net http://www.netsecspec.co.uk http://www.coochey.net
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