[ale] Archiving Threads on Gmail (was OT: who's bought/seen Caprica?)

[James Sumners]

It probably does. But it gets even smarter by recognizing the subject
has changed. Thus it believes the conversation has changed.

The mute feature is the only feature I have written in to request be
present in Gmail. I love it. It works very well. But it does have its
problems. One of which would be fixed super quick if people would stop
using digest mode.

On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 1:32 AM, Pat Regan <thehead at patshead.com> wrote:
> James Sumners wrote:
>> You can also "mute" the conversation and then archive it. Any future
>> emails in the thread should go directly to the archive. _However_, the
>> mute breaks when people alter the subject line or reply to a digest
>> email. It's quite annoying.
>
> It is too bad gmail isn't smart enough to piece threads together with
> the in-reply-to header line :(.
>
> Pat



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James Sumners
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pathological personalities. It is not that power corrupts but that it
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