Teri wrote:
> Yes, this is what I understood. Onelist does this for all of its lists. This
> gives
> the reader the option to sort by subject. If I have 500 messages and I sort by
> subject I can quickly scan past the servlet messages or the RMI messages (for
> that
> group) etc and look only at messages from co-workers, bosses, etc that I need to
>
> deal with more quickly. Ideally no one here would have to do anything
> differently -
> just have the list server do an automatic insert. It is a fairly common
> practice
> among list servers and sure makes it easier on the reciepients.
>
You can also meet this need quite easily with an intelligent mail reader -- simply
filter based on TO address, and put all the SERVLET-INTEREST messages into a folder
(into which this message will automatically be placed), all the RMI-INTEREST
messages into a different folder, and so on. That way, you don't have to try to
make every list server manager in the world conform to your approach.
>
> Teri
>
Craig McClanahan
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