on 2013-07-21 20:52 Joseph McAllister wrote
I think one of the problems my email (Apple's Mail) that shows itself as
subject line changes within an already established subject threat is caused by
folks inspired by something they read in thread 'A', hit reply, then change the
subject to 'B'
Now that I've got the list coming in directly to Thunderbird (via
Yahoo), I've made a filter that puts all PDML into a PDML folder. Seems
to be working great.
In the PDML folder, I tried sorting by subject. Works ok, but ...
It doesn't quite group all the same subject together in one place?
To: Pentax-Discuss Mail List
Subject: Ok, why does it do that?
Now that I've got the list coming in directly to Thunderbird (via Yahoo),
I've made a filter that puts all PDML into a PDML folder. Seems to be
working great.
In the PDML folder, I tried sorting by subject. Works ok, but ...
It doesn't
Some mail clients are especially stupid and break the In-Reply-To:
protocol one way or another. If you examine the full headers of this
message there should be a header:
In-Reply-To: 51ec1336.1090...@nc.rr.com
that threads this message back to yours. Some mail viewers will try to
undo the
Ok, that helped. Reminded me to look at some of the other options I've
switched the folder to a threaded view, although that temporarily made
this message disappear for some reason. Plus it was showing two unread
messages for the folder, but none in the message pane. Opening the
folder in a
on 2013-07-21 11:30 Bruce Walker wrote
Some mail clients are especially stupid and break the In-Reply-To:
protocol one way or another.
indeed, i use Thunderbird and i am often torn between proper threading, and
generous threading, which brings back in all the replies from people whose
On Jul 21, 2013, at 19:17 , steve harley wrote:
on 2013-07-21 11:30 Bruce Walker wrote
Some mail clients are especially stupid and break the In-Reply-To:
protocol one way or another.
indeed, i use Thunderbird and i am often torn between proper threading, and
generous threading, which
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