On Fri, Dec 06, 2002 at 12:01:26AM +0530, Amish Munshi wrote: > I think it helps to sort out mails for some clients, if people use a single > email account for all their mails then they easily distinguish between the > personal mails (I consider them more important than mailing lists since there > are only a few of them in the entire day) and mailing list mails. Most of the > people will agree with me on this I hope.
Okay, I see what you are getting at. I use procmail to filter my email (especially mailing lists, since they are low priority) and let my personal mail drop into my inbox. So I don't have this problem. <snip/> > I hope you also agree with me. Unfortunately I really don't see the light, since I think mail should be segregated; but of course that is upto personal taste/usage and traffic. If the "powers that are" feel this way; theres nothing much I can do except cook up with a procmail recipe which will strip out the ugly prefix ;). As the wise men say (more true in Open Source): If you have an itch, scratch it! Cheers, Gautam -- Gautam Mani <execve_at_execve_dot_net> Don't be a slave! Use the Door -- use Linux. Secure-Key: [ A7E6 795F AF8D 91AF 1D5E 3CC5 7847 7DCC 7586 EF34 ] _______________________________________________ http://mm.ilug-bom.org.in/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
