On April 17, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hi Waider,
I had to do some nasty things to achieve the following behaviour:
- I don't want BBDB entries for mail from mailing lists. I use
bbdb-ignore-some-messages-alist for that.
- If I do get an email not caught by that list I want to be
Aldo Valente [EMAIL PROTECTED] says:
One of the reasons i get really upset about Spam is that i am forced
to delete some Spammerpigs from my BBDB manually every day.
I have a reasonably painless way of dealing with these; I have a
keybinding which merges them into a single spammer record.
Hi Waider,
since we are talking feature proposals. This was an old proposal of mine
years ago, but never made it into the distribution and I'm now sure
there are better ways to to it But nevertheless, if someone could do
it right and add it to BBDB, that'll be great.
I had to do some nasty
Frank Morawietz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
- If I do get an email not caught by that list I want to be _asked_
whether to create an entry or not. Additionally, I want to be asked
whether to add a mail alias.
What do other people think? Is this a feature anybody else would use?
One of
Ronan Waide [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On April 16, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I'd like to se alist of "unacceptable addresses" as well, to handle
ever changing no-spam addresses, and old addresses in folders holding
old messages without prompting, and without risking expand of these
addresses.
Ronan Waide [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On April 13, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
* Phone
* Email addresses
* Addresses
"standard" labels is simply a matter of discipline. If I declare a
standard set such as "Home", "Work", etc. I introduce two problems:
If you don't restrict people to
Peter Riocreux [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
locations, e.g. home, work, parents, etc. Within a location you
could have an address, some phone numbers, email address list, GPS
waypoints if you want them.
I think this would be ok, especially if location could be shared. If
they couldn't be
