>> If the Vort messaging system stripped the subject line from >> your original post how could your subsequent post suddenly >> have the subject line placed back in - if you are replying >> using a subsequent post where the subject line no longer >> exists. Or is that not what you're saying. > > No, what I mean is that I made two posts P1 and P2 replying to > one same post P0, so the subject lines of P1 and P2 were strictly > identical, automatically derived from P0's subject line by my > email software. P1 had its subject line stripped, whereas P2 had > its subject line intact. Conclusion: the problem doesn't lie in > the original subject line itself. The bodies (contents, excluding > the subject line) were different, so maybe the problem lies in > the body, or in the length of the body (P2 was shorter). It's the > first time I experienced the problem, this may be because I > usually write shorter posts. > > Michel
Or, it was just another random happenstance and the evil SUBJECT LINER TERMINATOR simply decided to ravage post P1 and not P2. There is a simple test you can perform to verify your suspicion. RePost your two previous messages, P1 and P2 again, exactly, word-for-word and see if the same problem reoccurs. I think that will tell us if your suspicions are indeed accurate. As many are fond of saying: Proof is in the repeatability of the experiment! ;-) Just a suggestion. Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com
