Five. The post titles don’t all get organised into one thread. At present I can see “Login Problems”, “Re: re. Login Problems” and “re. Login Problems” listed as separate threads.
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Six, Make sure subject line are not changed to start a new thread when replying by email. 
On 26 Oct 2007, at 08:46, Michael wrote:
Five. The post titles don’t all get organised into one thread. At present I can see “Login Problems”, “Re: re. Login Problems” and “re. Login Problems” listed as separate threads.
David Owen
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Actually, this has nothing at all to do with the subject line.
Threads are organized by the In-Reply-To header, set by your e-mail
application (if you are replying by mail) or by the Mailist software
(if you are replying by Web). There appear to be a few people using a
non-standard e-mail client, and when those people reply by e-mail,
they break the thread. I am tracking this down as we speak.
Walter
On Oct 26, 2007, at 3:54 AM, David Owen wrote:
Six, Make sure subject line are not changed to start a new thread
when replying by email.On 26 Oct 2007, at 08:46, Michael wrote:
Five. The post titles don’t all get organised into one thread. At
present I can see “Login Problems”, “Re: re. Login Problems” and
“re. Login Problems” listed as separate threads.David Owen
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