Kunga wrote: > You must have misunderstood me Clint. I was suggesting they start a > NEW mail not changing the subject name in an old thread. > -- > Taylor Barcroft > New Media Publisher, Editor, Video Journalist > Santa Cruz CA, Beach of the Silicon Valley > http://FutureMedia.org > No, I understood you perfectly. Just because they're changing the subject doesn't mean it should get it's own new top-level thread, seeing as it was spawned from an earlier thread. If people follow your advice they'll be breaking the way Thunderbird and many other clients do threading. Nearly every time the subject is changed and something is quoted from a previous email, but the subject is changed to indicate the direction the thread is heading, but that does not mean it's a new thread. If people followed you're advice we'd end up with top-level emails with quotes in them, which isn't intuitive at all.
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