>I really don't get why this bothers people.  It bothers me more when the
>subject line of the message doesn't describe the message.  If a
>conversation strays, the subject line should move with it.  Any correctly
>coded mail client (on both ends) will continue to keep up with the
>threading of the discussion through changes in the subject line.  I just
>don't see it as an issue.  (And probably by me doing this is why you're
>writing this message ;)
>
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I have a problem with people replying to a message that is buried down 
in a thread, then changing the subject line to try and start a new 
discussion. That does not work because the <in reply to> header in the 
new email is still set to the old discussion. If you wish to start a new 
discussion you should do it by composing a 'new' email. Not replying to 
an existing message.

rowan