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	Content preview:  Christian Suciu wrote: > Hillock,
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	Content preview:  Christian Suciu wrote: > Hillock, may I offer a piece of
	advice? My e-mail was also getting > swamped until last week, when I put
	a filter. I see you also use > Yahoo, so you can do the same. Just
	create a new folder for > receiving messages from this list (mine is
	aptly named "Guy > Fawkes"), click "options" then "mail options" in the
	top right > corner, click "filters" then "create or edit filters",
	"add", "to:cc > header contains: folks@wikipedometer.net", and you
	should be OK. [...] 
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Christian Suciu wrote:
>     Hillock, may I offer a piece of advice? My e-mail was also getting
>     swamped until last week, when I put a filter. I see you also use
>     Yahoo, so you can do the same. Just create a new folder for
>     receiving messages from this list (mine is aptly named "Guy
>     Fawkes"), click "options" then "mail options" in the top right
>     corner, click "filters" then "create or edit filters", "add", "to:cc
>     header contains: folks@wikipedometer.net", and you should be OK.

I cannot imagine being subscribed to this increasingly active list and 
not having it filtered. I am filtering mine by the WPM header to a WMP 
folder in my Mozilla email client (Mozilla is free and better then 
Outlook, just like Firefox is better than Internet Exploder :).

-- 
Piotr Konieczny

"The problem about Wikipedia is, that it just works in reality, not in 
theory."

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