From: "Tim" <ignored_mailbox@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, 2010/May/14 07:20
> On Fri, 2010-05-14 at 09:42 -0400, Ralph Blach wrote:
>> What encryp... [message deleted]
>
> Start a new message when you're not actually writing a reply to someone
> else's message (something is actually in response to it). That means
> use the create *NEW* message feature of your mail client, do not reply
> to another message in any way. Replying, erasing the subject line and
> message body of another message is not creating a new message.
>
> Because you didn't do this, your message is buried in the middle of
> another thread. Threading is done be other message headers (in-reply-to
> and references), which associate together messages that are supposed to
> be joined together, irrespective of subject line. Some people will not
> see yours, because they're ignoring this thread. Some people will
> refuse to reply because you're hijacking that thread. Perhaps those
> people have your answer.
>
> See the mailing list guidelines referred to in the link in the foot of
> all these messages for more information.
>
> Try again.
Stop hijacking threads so you can whinge about hijacking threads, Tim.
{O,o} Plbplpwth! He doesn't even see the irony in his whinging.
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