>From: Paul S Vail <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>If we wish to find a "standard" upon which to label our posts, let's
>simply be more explicit in our subject headings
The problem here is that the original poster seems to think the
string "[Duo]" refers to a machine, when in fact it refers to a
mailing list. Articles marked [Duo] aren't *about* Duos, they *come
from* the Duolist and could be about anything at all.
I assume the original poster wants to filter out messages that apply
just to one or the other model. Unfortunately, that isn't something
list software can easily do. It is, however, something that mail
clients can probably do--instead of trying to filter on a string in
the subject line, filter on a string in the body instead. That said,
a well-chosen subject line IS always better than a generic one.
~ Kiran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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