On 3/20/2020 6:55 AM, Daniel wrote:
> In one of my UseNet groups, there is a thread (that I started) that I am 
> still interested in but, it would seem, I've kill0filed that thread, 
> 'cause the only way I can find it in the Threads Pane is to 
> View->Threads->All and then scroll my way through several thousand 
> threads until I locate the appropriate Thread.
> 
> At this point, the Thread base is Bolded and there may or may-not 
> actually be message in the thread that are marked as *Unread* but I 
> guess because I've stupidly Kill-filled the thread, the Unread messages 
> count is zero.
> 
> So, without having to delete the News Group and re-download all the 
> messages (from 2015 to today, maybe a couple of thousand threads) and 
> re-mark as Read those threads I'm not interested in, is there someway I 
> can un-mark the thread as Read??
> 
> TIA
> 

In Thunderbird 52.9.1, I can do the following.  Similar action should
work with SeaMonkey's Mail & Newsgroups.

1.  On the menu bar, select [View > Threads > Ignored Threads] to enable
viewing ignored threads.

2.  Expand the ignored thread.

3.  Select messages with the "Ignore" icon.

4.  Use the same keys that set Ignore to clear it.  (In Thunderbird that
is "k").

5.  On the menu bar, select [View > Threads > Ignored Threads] again to
disable viewing ignored threads.

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