it's called internet forum... :) > I suggest that we consider ways in which the mailing list can be > optimized. My initial thought is to allow submitters to flag messages > as belonging to some particular topic(s). > > e.g. > "program crash" > "force fields" > "protein" > "free energy" > "coarse graining" > "lipids and detergents" > "unknown" > etc. > > Since the submission is by regular email and hence there is no > possibility of introducing a radio box with topic options, this could > be implemented by allowing any user to define the topic to which a > particular message belongs. Ideally, the submitter would go to the > website after submission and set the topic of their own submission. > > If the archives then allowed a user to view only a particular topic, > then this would offer an alternative to the search tool, and also a > link to such a topical list could be posted in the relevant pages on > the wiki. > > I realize that the actual coding of such an interface may not be > available at this time. But I suspect that somebody on this list knows > some type of useful optimizations that are possible at this time. > > Chris.
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