Am 26. Sep, 2003 schw=E4tzte Craig Brooksby so:

> 1) I'm using Ximian Evolution.  When I display full headers on a
> *received* e-mail message, I don't see a <in reply to> header.  ??  (I

It should be there if the message was in reply to something. This email
should have one.

evo 1.4.5 handles it properly.

That reminds me, I've been using evo at work for a couple of weeks and it's
working nicely. Got over the probs upgrading from 1.0.2 to 1.4.x (
calendar gets hidden still, but the other probs seem to have gone away ) fo=
r
AZOTO. Vast improvements. Much snappier.

I still hate GUI mail clients, but evo seems to have become an acceptable
interface.

> can see no headers on messages as I compose them).  Like others, I have
> replied and simply changed the subject line (either creating a new
> thread on a new topic, or making it match some existing thread)  Am I to
> understand that there is a hidden header that retains "subject" info
> about the message I replied to?  And now it conflicts with my changed
> subject line??
>
> 2) When I reply to a message, how am I to know whether it is "buried
> down in a thread?"  A message is a message.  I am aware that messages
> originate from the group, and that subject lines are the key to
> belonging to a thread or not.  Am I missing something?
>
> I want to be a good citizen but if nobody posts "the rules" then ..?
> Whose etiquitte are we adhering to here?  -- Craig

OK, maybe what we need rather than a list etiquette guide is a mini-guide t=
o
message threading.

We could also have info on what theading features different clients have.

ciao,

der.hans
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