Re: Mailing List Migration Notice

The mailing list that you have subscribed to has migrated!

The new mailing list address is <[hidden email]>

Mail sent to the former list will be forwarded for a short time, but we encourage everyone to being using the new list. 

The list has tightened security on it to help prevent spam, so if your messages are unexpectedly rejected, or if you have any other problems with the mailing list, or if there are any questions, please either email me directly, or <[hidden email]>.

Thank you for your patience during this transition.

- Julian

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Scott C. Lemon wrote:
> Hello,
>  
> I'm curious if you can prefix the Subject of the list e-mails?  My
> mail rules were counting on something being there to sort properly,
> and make them visible as Croquet e-mail.
Alternatively you could sort based on the "To: [hidden email]"
field. I've never used Outlook (lucky me) but I expect it can do that
like most mail clients.

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On Jan 30, 2007, at 13:51 , Fred Albrecht wrote:

> Scott C. Lemon wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm curious if you can prefix the Subject of the list e-mails?  My
>> mail rules were counting on something being there to sort properly,
>> and make them visible as Croquet e-mail.
> Alternatively you could sort based on the "To: [hidden email]"
> field. I've never used Outlook (lucky me) but I expect it can do that
> like most mail clients.

Even better, filter on the List-Id header:

        List-Id: <croquet-user.duke.edu>

- Bert -

On Tue, 2007-01-30 at 13:51 +0100, Fred Albrecht wrote: Mine was going nuts with emails originating from both places! :) Ric
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Thanks Fred and Bert ...

It's more that as a long time qmail user, I always us the Subject line in my
list folder to visually go through all of the messages.  It's more how it
visually appears in my mail application that I really lean on.  I got used
to having the croquet subject header there to pick out the "priority" mail
to read!  :-)

P.S. Sorry for sending this to the list ... Hadn't meant to spam the list
with the request ...


Scott C. Lemon
 
 

-----Original Message-----
From: Bert Freudenberg [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2007 8:25 AM
To: [hidden email]; Fred Albrecht
Subject: Re: Mailing List Migration Notice


On Jan 30, 2007, at 13:51 , Fred Albrecht wrote:

> Scott C. Lemon wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm curious if you can prefix the Subject of the list e-mails?  My
>> mail rules were counting on something being there to sort properly,
>> and make them visible as Croquet e-mail.
> Alternatively you could sort based on the "To: [hidden email]"
> field. I've never used Outlook (lucky me) but I expect it can do that
> like most mail clients.

Even better, filter on the List-Id header:

        List-Id: <croquet-user.duke.edu>

- Bert -

Please re-instate the [croquet-*] tags.  Some of us folks don't like to
filter, or don't use filtering on some client machines we use, or have
"biff" like notifications where the tag would be useful.

Thanks

Reed

Reed,