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Yes... Another Test Post
Peter_Viscarola_(OSR)
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Hey!
If you're getting this posts by email, I apologize. You can turn-off receiving email from this category.
But this IS another test post.
Peter
Peter Viscarola
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A question: how are prefixes supposed to work? Previously all NTDEV posts were prefixed as [ntdev] which I used for automatic filtering. Now it seems all posts have [OSR] prefix. Both NTDEV and A&A. My inbox was a bit flooded ;-)
Michal
Should be fixed now? Please confirm.
Peter (posting from his gmail account)
We're also working on where the buttons are to allow you to DE-select getting emails from other categories that you're not interested in...
Peter
Michal
A .email TLD...?
Test reply 2
> A question: how are prefixes supposed to work? Previously all NTDEV
> posts were prefixed as [ntdev] which I used for automatic filtering.
> Now it seems all posts have [OSR] prefix. Both NTDEV and A&A. My
> inbox was a bit flooded ;-)
As was mine! The old lists sent mail with headers like:
X-List-Name: NTDEV
or
X-List-Name: WINDBG
(Not quite RFC 2919's List-Id, but worked.)
Is there any way for the new software to add a header back? It would
make filtering much more robust. (Subject line prefixes are fragile and
waste space, but I acknowledge easier for less technical filtering
solutions.)
Thanks for managing the lists. I can only imagine the headache.
-Nathan
Yeah... sorry about that. It's sort of the nature of the beast... moving to a new Community. Lots of stuff changes. Sorry for the annoyances.
I appreciate the words of comfort. You know... the lists... they're what I live for.
I'm not sure. Right now, I'm working with our hosts to try to get emails working for the "all email users" group at all -- cuz at last check, they were entirely disabled.
Once we get that squared away, I'll look at getting them to add an "X header" -- As I may have alluded to elsewhere, we're going to be tweaking the mail aspect for a while.
Peter Viscarola
OSR
@OSRDrivers