Yes that would make things a little easier in the subject line
have the board model you are discussing (example [BITX20] [BITX40]
[BITXv?] [BITXv6] etc ) in the subject line then design a mail
sort filter and msg folder structure? (ie like Thunderbird)
transfer incoming emails for each separate board type to it's own
folder.
That way you wouldn't miss anything: general interest posts would
be in normal inbox and separate board model? folders with only the
emails applicable to the specific board under discussion. If you
have no interest in other boards just bulk mark them as read
periodically.
On 2020-01-06 11:50, Eric Cooper wrote:
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Another approach is to set your email preference to "email
each message separately", then use your mail reader
effectively:
1. create a filter to put all BITX20 email in its own
incoming folder
2. automatically remove the topics you're not interested in
as part of the filtering (or use a search / mark / delete all
sequence each time you check that folder)
Details will depend on your mail reader, but the above is
easy in gmail for example.
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Mon, Jan 6, 2020 at 07:49 AM, <dgclifford@...> wrote:
but wading through v 6 infois a waste of time
Skipping that this is a 15-1/2 year old list originally
started to discuss Farhan's BITX20 design and has evolved into
a home for all his BITX designs, you might be happier doing
what I suggested below and usually paste as a response every
time this topic comes up when there is a new version of
Farhan's classic.
Go to?/g/BITX20/editsub
and set email to a level you can live with. I like just the
daily summary but many prefer none.? Then use the topic view /g/BITX20/topics
on the website and read what you are interested in and the
list reads almost like a forum.? The search could use some
work but at least this converts the fire hose to a drinkable
level.
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