Scott Howard wrote:
> Unfortunately this is one of the problems with creating multiple
> mailing lists - you end up with a lot of people subscribed to multiple/all
> of them, as well as a large volume of cross-posts between lists (does
> something about server hardware go to the server list of the hardware
> list?).
>
> Those who remember when comp.os.linux split into multiple groups (probably
> before most of you were born-again :) will know exactly what I'm talking
> about...
FWIW, a list of mine once had a tradition of prepending categorisers to
the beginning of each message... like [FYI] [Important] [Fluff] etc.
You could try and get something like this going, see if it helps. In
the aforementioned example the sender could use "[server/hardware]" :)
Mick.
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