I have always been partial to use of the subject in a message so those not
interested can delete a message.  I also wish there was a key such as the
"reply to message" (control R in Eudora) which would allow replying to a
single sender.  I understand such a key exists in some mail readers.  Does
anyone know of a way of making such a key in Eudora?

At 10:09 PM 1/17/99 , you wrote:
>I wouldn't sweat the note telling you to confine your discussion to private
>email to much.  It has been my experience, that certain rather up-tight
>members of this list consider any person discussing a topic which they are
>not interested in, or they already know the answer to (off topic).  I like
>to think of them as thought police.  As you, I have seen some postings
>clearly off topic made to this list on political views, and personal
>economic agendas etc.  At least your questions had to do with computers.  I
>myself have no interest in PDA file conversions, but that is why they
>invented the subject line, so I can skip messages which do not interest me.
>Flaming is a particularly rude development that impatient computer users
>use.  I wonder why the fact that this is an electronic communication medium
>makes it alright to be rude and unpleasant.  Probably, because one can hide
>behind that impersonal keyboard, and doesn't have to take responsibility
>for poor behavior.
>
>Happy Martin Luther King day.  Oops, I'm sorry, that's off topic isn't it.
>(just being silly forgive me!)
>
>Bill
>
>
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