The "bogon" processing in bbdb-annotate-message-sender (bbdb.el) is really getting on my nerves. Actually, it's really saving my butt, but I wish it wouldn't be so rude about it. Someone else must encounter an occasional bogon, or the code wouldn't be here in the first place, right? What to other bogon sufferers think? My problem is, I exchange a dozen or so messages every day with a bogon: our bug tracking system sends out email from the pseudo-account "pv", with the name of the person who actually filed the bug (or changed its priority, etc.) provided as the "real name" (in the parentheses). Now in fact, I have bbdb-ignore-some-messages-alist set to ignore this bogon, and this works quite well to keep it out of the BBDB. But I still have to sit through these "Ignoring bogon"/(sit-for 2) things constantly. I'd like bbdb/mail-auto-create-p's return (which comes into bbdb-annotate-message-sender as the parameter create-p) to silence the bogonicity warnings. Does that seem reasonable? It's rather a muddle of what the various flags and codes think they're accomplishing. Maybe I just want a "silence-bogons" flag? Jack Repenning M/S 1-875 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Silicon Graphics, Inc. x3-3027 Off:(415) 390-3027 Visual Magic Division Fax:(415) 390-6056
