On Tue, 18 Jul 2006, Lavolta Press wrote:
> I also like Yahoo lists because you can drop in and read emails now
> and then whenever you feel like it, without receiving messages
> automatically, or you can receive them automatically if you prefer.
> Yahoo also keeps archives.
H-cost is now arch
Unless a person is receiving digest format, in which case you get
all the good and bad anyway, scan subjects, and choose from there.
That is why I find individual messages to be more efficient than
digests. You can set up a mail folder for a specific e-group, and have
all messages f
On Tue, 18 Jul 2006, Five Rivers Chapmanry wrote:
> Not to be a wet blanket, but people don't change subject lines. They
> aren't going to use prefixes with any consistency either. Not here.
It may be possible that it's a lost cause. But couldn't we try? :) If
everyone spent thirty seconds m
Fran wrote:
Anyone who wishes is welcome to filter out all my emails by my sender
address, or any other means their email program or ISP supports.
Unless a person is receiving digest format, in which case you get
all the good and bad anyway, scan subjects, and choose from there. The fac
