Re: Re: Perennials [PERN]

Hello!

> Unfortunately, no.  :)  Once the messages are sent out they're all
> sent out in one large lump.  Adding user preferences would require
> that each message get sent out individually with individual
> processing, but majordomo doesn't support that.

ok. So my idea wouldn't work. owell.

However, if I may build on an idea you suggested to a Pine user, there is a 
program for Windows (and a few other platforms, as well), that is 
marvelous at identifying spam in my email.  Not only is it running at over 
99% efficiently identified emails, one of the options allows the user to add 
tags to the subject line, that can be easily used to visually identify emails.  
So even if you decide NOT to add anything to what the majordomo sends 
out, there are ways to get an identifying tag that the user can control.
I've been happily using PopFile for over 6 months now, and it really has 
made spam management a breeze compared to anything else I've used.
It is freeware, and is cross-platform. It can be found at:
	http://popfile.sourceforge.net/

And if you should decide to add something at the majordomo level, my 
vote would be for something short. [P], as opposed to [Perennials]

Respectfully,
Ruth

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