> having IMAP folder names be "different" would be a Kosmik Lose(tm)
> the only reason to do IMAP would be because it's transparent.

Every GUI for IMAP that I've ever seen presents the remote folders in
a "section" or "subfolder" representing the IMAP account. This permits
mutiple IMAP accounts and local folders.

Namespacing for remote folders is a reality, not a contrivance. Making
them look like "normal" folder names would just be syntactic sugar, IMHO,
but it could probably be done.

Cheers,

        - Joel


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