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Re: [LUG] subject line tag aka

 

On 12/04/14 11:54, Mark Croft wrote:
i did not know about the list-id field so corrected. thx , i would
prefer not use to email but seems to be the standard for lugs so
sticking to old fashion ways. i am willing to move on. the redditch
bromsgrove lug (my local 1) has got its own forum powered site thingy
can't remember name of it now not had much sleep brain not in gear and
i am too hot


On 12 April 2014 11:42, Gordon Henderson <gordon+lug@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Sat, 12 Apr 2014, lug@xxxxxx wrote:

On Sat, 12 Apr 2014 08:23:24 +0100, Mark Croft
<mark.croft.lug@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
coming back to this again sorry but i think the standard out there in
tetternet is to have subject tags or whatever the proper name is for
them to have more detais.

examples

[Wolves] for wolvehampton Linux User Group - not the best but ha ho
does what says on the tin

[Talk-gb-westmidlands] birmingham talks for openstreetmapping
team/group

[SB]  should really be SBLUG South Birmingham LUG

etc
etc
not everyone following a standard really in the LUG world i guess it
free and easy and relax etc


what i would like is the tag too be changed too [DCLUG] or whatever
something easy to pick out which are from devon and west midlands

not having a dig or anything trying to be helpfully but english is bad
for me with dysleixa

So rather than you use an email client (or server software) that can
filter on various message criteria (from/to/etc.) you want the rest of
the world to change. Good luck with that :)

You shouldn't be filtering on subject anyway - well you can - but most lists
these days have a List-Id: header which you can filter on. e.g. the List-Id
here is:

   List-Id: The Devon & Cornwall and SW LUGs general discussion list
       <list.dcglug.org.uk>

So I filter on that.

Gordon




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I find it slightly ironic that a thread complaining about something which isn't a problem for the majority of users commits the greater sin of top and bottom posting within the same thread. I'm /not/ singling out any individual for criticism here, rather using an actual example to illustrate the point.

First post has a reply under it, then the next reply under that, then the next reply on top, oh and then my reply on the bottom. Personally I prefer bottom posting but as long as there is /consistency/ within a thread I don't have an issue with reading bottom to top as long as the flow is all /one/ way.

Julian

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