pip <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I'm a recent addition to the Gnus user base and really appreciate > its power and flexibility but feel a little disappointed I can't use > it as I would like. With usenet full of spam and emails full of HTML > and unquoted references I have a nasty feeling there will never be a > way I can happily use Gnus at work.
As to spam, I find that my visual system is a wonderful instrument for ignoring it. On the newsgroups I browse, I ignore most of the postings that are not spam, so ignoring spam is not a large additional burden. As to HTML, I agree with some others in this company that in email & newsgroups it is an almost sure sign of spam. It is true that in some mailing lists people reply with a default that dishes out the HTML for you to skip over after you have read the plain text; but that is merely ignorance & rudeness, like not deleting the irrelevant parts of what is being replied to; it is annoying, but it is not an overwhelming nuisance, and it is not Gnus's fault. -- --- Joe Fineman [EMAIL PROTECTED] ||: You're talking in my sleep. :|| _______________________________________________ Info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
