My Reply follows quote. On 02/02/2004 09:25 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >I'm also on a mailing list for owners of G4 Cubes and all the posts >automatically have the content '[CUBE]' added to the subject line: 'Re: >[CUBE] Does anyone have a 7457 in their cube?' > >This makes it so much easier for some mail clients using rules to be able >to filter the mail. >Would anyone else find it extremely useful to have this feature on this >list?? Something like [PCI] for this list and various other appropriate >titles for the other lists from Low-end Macs. > >Just a thought. -------- Well, I get a ton of list mail from various forums. Some have "special" tags in the subject line, some have peculiar "from" addresses. It is a simple matter to set up your "sort" criterion on the peculiarities of each list. I find the extra tags in the subject line annoying because of the limited display length of the subject block of my email client. It is possible to lose some of the end words in the line, particularly annoying in a foreshotened browser column.
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