If the "[G]" was added to placate one person, why can't it be removed,
as swiftly as it was added, to please the rest of us?
Graham
On 23 Mar 2005, at 16:06, Lavode wrote:
I sort
the new messages by subject to read them threaded. My mail client
knows
that "Re: my question" is the same subject as "my question", it
doesn't if
they've been munged into "[G]: my question" and "[G] Re: my
question", as
the "Re:" has been moved from the beginning of the line.
Much as I hate to look like I'm arguing both sides of an issue, this
is an excellent point. I never understood how to use the filtering
and sorting, and this would be an extremely convenient way to read the
list. Sorry to say, I have just jumped on the "Ditch the "[G]"
bandwagon."
-Lavode
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