>I am the list admin, but I am not going to have it sewn onto my underwear. :-)
>
>Many of the us (including some of the BW list admins) agree that the
>prefix is not necessary. You can easily make a rule to send it to a
>desired folder. I'm not sure what you are using but the Mac OS X
>mail app can change the colour of the email title in the mailbox
>list so that I know where the email is coming from. Either that or
>just put your email in a separate folder.
>
>At this point, I wouldn't expect it to happen and there isn't enough
>to make a stink over it these days.
>
>jord

Might not be a big deal, but I've long wondered why this list is the
only one of the many, many lists I subscribe to that doesn't put some
kind of indication in the subject. Yes, we could make a filter in our
email programs, but it shouldn't be necessary to separate it out,
only an option.

Put another way, what could it possibly hurt to add 2 letters (DW) to
the subject title? And "not necessary" to who?

Regards,
Brian White

>On Thursday, November 21, 2002, at 08:46 PM, Kathryn Bassett wrote:
>>I belong to a lot of lists that have prefixes automatically
>>attached to the messages. Any chance you can put one on this list?
>>To keep it short, I'd suggest [DW], which would then make the above
>>subject line show as:
>>[DW] Hey Jordan!

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