Re: [Callers] Compensating for SharedWeight's Limitation re: Threads

2016-01-22 Thread Laur via Callers
Please don't leave, just ignore the thread. Or filter. You don't have to read every post. Laurie Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad On Friday, January 22, 2016, 1:52 PM, Karin Neils via Callers wrote: "There is not way to peace. Peace is the way." thanks Don

Re: [Callers] Compensating for SharedWeight's Limitation re: Threads

2016-01-22 Thread Don Veino via Callers
Jerome makes a great point here about the "Mute" capability, that's the easiest solution for a given thread within GMail. This might get you poking about and noticing there is also a "Block" option for a sender - I urge caution with that one. Because SharedWeight rewrites the sender address to

Re: [Callers] Compensating for SharedWeight's Limitation re: Threads

2016-01-22 Thread Jerome Grisanti via Callers
In addition to filtering, for those who use Gmail, there is a More button above your mail, which contains the choice "Mute." When you mute a conversation, new messages in the thread bypass your inbox unless your name is added specifically as a recipient.

Re: [Callers] Compensating for SharedWeight's Limitation re: Threads

2016-01-22 Thread Karin Neils via Callers
"There is not way to peace. Peace is the way." thanks Don Karin On 1/22/2016 1:09 PM, Don Veino via Callers wrote: I'm sad to see several postings recently of folks considering leaving the Shared Weight list over issues regarding the volume or tone of postings on particular topics. I realize

[Callers] Compensating for SharedWeight's Limitation re: Threads

2016-01-22 Thread Don Veino via Callers
I'm sad to see several postings recently of folks considering leaving the Shared Weight list over issues regarding the volume or tone of postings on particular topics. I realize the following is a workaround for something others might want to fix culturally, but I hope it may assist someone on the