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List:       kde-bugs-dist
Subject:    [Bug 61891] Threading by subject and duplicates
From:       Pierre Habouzit <pierre.habouzit_kde () polytechnique ! org>
Date:       2003-08-21 7:29:13
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------- Additional Comments From pierre.habouzit_kde@polytechnique.org  2003-08-21 09:29 -------
Sorry, i was on vacation :) 
 
Yes, it's very better... but (yes there is still a but :/) 
 
it fact i know some people that _must_ use MUA that do not add references, but we have very long 
discussions. and with the old patch, it looked so : 
 
[mail0] 
  +-mail[n] 
  |    +-my_response_to_mail[n] 
  +-mail[n-2] 
  |    +-my_response_to_mail[n-2] 
  +... 
  | 
  +mail[1] 
       +-my_response_to_mail[1] 
 
now it looks like this (see screenshot) : 
 
[mail0] 
  +-mail[1] 
      +-mail[3] 
      |   +-mail[5] 
      |   |   +-mail[7] 
      |   |   +-my_response_to_mail[5] 
      |   +-my_response_to_mail[3] 
      +-my_response_to_mail[1] 
 
which would be much better like this : 
 
[mail0] 
  +-mail[1] 
    +-my_response_to_mail[1] 
      +-mail[3] 
        +-my_response_to_mail[5] 
          +-mail[5] 
 
for an explanation : i have a 'outgoing message' filter that keep the message in the folder of the 
people i'm writing to, and it seem that whereas the timestamps are interleaved, my responses are 
not interleaved. (i don't know if i'm very clear, my english is so poor ^^) 
 
 
thanks for your very beautiful work !
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