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> I have created this message in Yahoo Mail by clicking on the
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] link at the bottom of a message on mail
> list etiquette.
There is nothing contained in a mailto href tag that would convey
"threading", so clicking on any mailto tag, such as the one you found below
at the bottom of every message, would simply create a new message, with the
mailto recipient as the "To" field. Nothing wrong with that approach.
> Could one of you with threaded email tell me if this created a new message
> with a new thread or did it still pick up the old thread?
It's a new message. The lack of the In-Reply-To header in the
headers of the message indicates that it is a new message. You'll notice
that _my_ reply to this message, contains the following header:
In-Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
..which is what (most) threaded readers will use to determine
threading, and where to place your messages among that thread.
Hope that helps.
d.
perldoc -qa.j | perl -lpe '($_)=m("(.*)")'
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