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[Eric Sandall <eric AT sandall.us>]

Quoting Mathieu L <lejatorn AT linuxmail.org>:
> > could I ask that you stop renaming the threads ? please ?
> > I assumed it was because you were subscribed to the digest version, but
> even 
> > if you are please use the original subject.
> >  Having a single thread renamed into 4 threads is not helpful for the
> archives 
> > (or me reading my mail now).
> > 
> -->Really sorry about that, I indeed only read the digest and Sandalle told
> me once I shouldn't let something like ¨Re: SM-Discuss Digest...¨ so I have
> taken the bad habit to rename into something more explicit each time.
> Be assured that I won't do it anymore, promess. :-)
> Should I add a ¨Re:¨ each time I reply or should there be always only one, 
> to
> be conform to the archives classification? (I have anyway to write the
> subject by myself since when hitting reply I have this ¨Re: SM-Discuss
> Digest...¨ ).
> 
> /Lejatorn.

I'm not sure if you can keep the thread unbroken when using digests; I believe
that's one of the "drawbacks" of using digest mode. ;( The best method may be
for you to rename the subject with "Re: <subject>" where <subject> is what the
subject is on the discussion you're replying to.

-sandalle

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