On 13 Feb 2015, Christian Lynbech wrote: > There is admittedly a rather small annoyance, but I wondered if > somebody has some kind of solution. > > My problem is the following: When I read mail in gnus, I tend to focus > my attention on the summary and article buffers, going through my > mails type SPC or 'n'. If BBDB detects some changes, it will alert me > by posing an y/n question in the minibuffer, but as I am not looking > there, I don't notice and type 'n' again (to go to the next mail) thus > answering the question negatively which may or may not have been what > I wanted that answer to be. > > I am sure I can turn off the questions in various ways, but I would > actually rather find out and make a conscious decision. In other > words, it would be great if I could either get BBDB to work harder to > grab my attention or not use y/n but rather yes/no or something > completely different like k/l to avoid the overlap with some common > gnus movement commands.
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