[nsig] filters
Dave Lundy
[Address Concealed]
Mon Sep 30 10:37:00 EDT 2002
Majordomo inserts the list name [nsig] in the subject automatically for
messages sent to the list. Administrative messages, such as the welcome
message don't do that. I suppose I should add a comment to that effect
in the welcome message. Also, replies to messages sent to the list go
to the list - not just to the original author.
On Mon Sep 30 09:18:03 2002, Paul and Sue Abendroth wrote [nsig] filters:
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> Let's all use [nsig] in the subject line so we can filter messages into
> separate mail boxes. There are other messages sent by the dma majordomo, so
> we can't filter reliably on that.
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> Maybe the majordomo could automatically insert it for us?
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> By the way, I live in Yellow Springs (below I 70) but will try to get to
> meetings. Having the mailing list is a big plus.
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> Paul Abendroth pabendroth at dma.org
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> "More: The comparative degree of too much." __ Ambrose Bierce
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