Bee Season: The annual spelling bee brings out protesters as well as nerds
Alice Faber
faber at HASKINS.YALE.EDU
Thu May 31 16:30:23 UTC 2007
sagehen wrote:
>> Perhaps if the subject lines had [ADS-L] inserted at the beginning,
>> that would make it clearer for all these poor confused souls that all
>> the emails they're getting are from one list, and maybe they would
>> remember subscribing to it. Other lists I'm on have that feature --
>> it also makes sorting emails a little easier.
>
>> James Harbeck.
>>
> ~~~~~~~~~
> This (ADS-L in the subject line) came up a few months ago. I was relieved
> that it went nowhere, since for me , far from making the file easier to
> sort, it means having to go in and remove the "ADS-L" from the subject if I
> want to aggregate the posts on any paticular thread. Ron Butters' posts
> all come labelled that way & end up in their own corner regardless of real
> subject, until I erase the offending label. The mail filter can take the
> ADS-L from other parts of the heading to send all ADS-L posts to one
> mailbox.
> AM
I believe it's a user-option whether you want the posts you receive to
have [ADS-L] in the subject line. I do, and receive all mailing list
posts (not just ADS-L) posts that way, so it's easier for me to filter
them into separate mailboxes.
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