I use the Gmail client for email. Even with a pile of 70 or 80
messages, I can use the J and X hot keys to go down the list and mark
entire threads for deletion in less than 60 seconds. It's limited by
how fast I can read the titles. I click on the delete button and all
that remains is stuff I am
On Fri, 27 May 2011 07:00:53 +0100
"Dave Sergeant" wrote:
> If only people would use these properly in their subject lines the
> filtering would do the job. Unfortunately they don't. We have for
> instance KX3, KX-3, KX 3 - and I see today we even have CK722 and
> CK-722. It becomes harder and
For your information, G3NKC who started this thread, has now
unsubscribed from the reflector.
If only people would use these properly in their subject lines the
filtering would do the job. Unfortunately they don't. We have for
instance KX3, KX-3, KX 3 - and I see today we even have CK722 and
C
I used to set kill filters for the topics I wasn't interested in, but found that
at some times I would delete something that interested me, so using my Email
program 'Agent' I now use the watch filter to look for phrases in the subject
that contain topics I'm not interested in and move them to a f
I created the various web archives for the Elecraft list (except for the
qth.net/qsl.net ones).
In my opinion, the Nabble site is the best one for for reading, for
searching, and for writing as well.
All traffic is synchronized with the mailing list, so you get the best of
both worlds.
It's here:
I agree with Ken Alexander VE3HLS. My mail program has a decent filtering
system. Since this reflector has such diverse topics I have taken the
trouble of making filters for those of special interest to me (conversely
helping me avoid those that are not) which only takes a minute of
the thing!
>
> Long story short: it's worth sticking around, but you
> might want to look into ways of managing the traffic.
>
> 73,
>
> Ken Alexander,
> VE3HLS
>
>
>
> --- On Thu, 5/26/11, Dave Sharred
> wrote:
>
> From: Dave Sharred
> Sub
Turn off the "send email" option and just read your topics-of-interest here:
http://mailman.qth.net/pipermail/elecraft/2011-May/date.html
John AE5X
Radio: http://www.ae5x.com/blog
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thing!
Long story short: it's worth sticking around, but you might want to look into
ways of managing the traffic.
73,
Ken Alexander,
VE3HLS
--- On Thu, 5/26/11, Dave Sharred wrote:
From: Dave Sharred
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] OT - Why so much Off topic??
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Date
Guys
I am new to this reflector; but am already considering quitting.
Having just gotten a K3, I was hoping to see it as a source of useful info
// advice, that I will undoubtedly need in the weeks ahead.
Of course the reflector is for more than just the K3; and I can see the
Euphoria surroundin
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