On Mon, 25 Mar 2013 07:18:50 -0700, [email protected] said: > The mark man page (version nmh-1.5) has: > > 'As expected, the command "mark -sequence foo -delete all" deletes the > sequence "foo" from the current folder.' > > I think that what is meant is > > 'As expected, the command "mark -sequence foo -delete all" deletes all > the messages in the current folder from the sequence "foo".'
I haven't had my caffeine yet. Having said that, would use of the word 'remove' be better? And yes, I read that several times and still being unclear whether it means "Remove from the folder all messages currently in the sequence foo" or "remove from the sequence foo all the selected messages". So reworking it to use the phrasing "remove from the <object being modified>" would probably be a Good Thing.
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