Hi Bill,

>  9216 -03/25 ["d.henman"     ]  unexpected error mesage<<MH-E Version 8.3.1 
> Platform: Cygwin #1 T
>  9217  03/25   [Zeus Panchenko ]  Re: unexpected error mesage<<-----BEGIN PGP 
> SIGNED MESSAGE-----
>  9219  03/26   [To:"d.henman"  ]  Re: unexpected error mesage<<d.henman 
> <[email protected]> wrote
>  9222 -03/27     [Zeus Panchenko ]  Re: unexpected error mesage<<Bill Wohler 
> <[email protected]> wr
>  9220 -03/28       ["d.henman"     ]  Re: unexpected error mesage<<Same here 
> the " "scan: bad mes
>  9223  03/30         [To:"d.henman"  ]  Re: unexpected error mesage<<I'm a 
> little confused. Are y
>  9226 -03/31           [Zeus Panchenko ]  Re: unexpected error 
> mesage<<=2D----BEGIN PGP SIGNED ME
>  9225  03/31             [To:Zeus Panchen]  Re: unexpected error mesage<<It's 
> interesting that th
>  9224  03/30         [To:"d.henman"  ]  Re: unexpected error mesage<<d.henman 
> <[email protected]>
>  9228  03/31           [To:"d.henman"  ]  Re: unexpected error 
> mesage<<d.henman <[email protected]
>  9229  04/01             ["d.henman"     ]  Re: unexpected error mesage<<I 
> have just written to M
>  9221  03/30       [To:Zeus Panchen]  Re: unexpected error mesage<<Hmmm, how 
> about "inc" from the
>  9227 t03/31         ["d.henman"     ]  Re: unexpected error mesage<<$ inc 
> returns with $? = 0 an
>  9230 -03/31   <Sergey Poznyako>  Re: unexpected error mesage<<Hello, I'm not 
> subscribed to the l
>  9231  03/31     [To:Sergey Pozny]  Re: unexpected error mesage<<Sergey 
> Poznyakoff <[email protected].
>  9232 -04/01       [Sergey Poznyako]  Re: unexpected error mesage<<Hi Bill! > 
> Yes. It seems you'v
>  9233  04/01         [To:Sergey Pozny]  Re: unexpected error mesage<<Sergey 
> Poznyakoff <gray@gnu.
>  9234 -04/03       [Sergey Poznyako]  Re: unexpected error mesage<<Hello, On 
> March 31, Sergey Poz
>  9244  04/06         [To:Sergey Pozny]  Re: unexpected error mesage<<Sergey 
> Poznyakoff <gray@gnu.
>  9247 -04/07           ["d.henman"     ]  Re: unexpected error mesage<<Bill, 
> et al, I installe

I find that quite clutter-ful, with the []/<> being two characters to
indicate one thing, and the identical subject repeated.
http://www.davep.org/mutt/screenshots/index.png is an example of mutt's
presentation.  (Like Ken, I liked trn's little context tree when viewing
a single Usenet article.)

Cheers, Ralph.

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